Phrasal Verbs

What is a Phrasal Verb?

• Shows action and can include an adverb or a preposition.

• Tells what the sentence is about.

• It can also be known as a noun.

• Tells where the subject is going.

The phrasal verb "go off" means...

• To accept.

• To go out and have a good time.

• To explode.

• To take control

The phrasal verb "break out" means...

• To visit someone that is sick at a hospital.

• To escape.

• To find someone or something.

• To overcome any obstacles.

The phrasal verb "take on" means...

• To take control

• To descend.

• To manage with difficulty.

• To accept a responsibility.

The phrasal verb "look out" means...

• Watch whats happening, be careful.

• To end a relationship.

• To visit.

• To cry about a love one.

I __________________ a puppy on the streets and took it home to take care of it.

• Look down on

• Came over

• Came across

• Got over

The doctor made a ______________ appointment to see how my lab works came out.

• Bring up

• Break down

• Follow up

• Look out

I felt that my dog______________with me because I didn't give him a treat.

• Get over

• Take up

• Put together

• Broke up

My dad___________________ the new bed that I bought at Rooms To Go.

• Take on

• Get through

• Put together

• Get down

My brother___________________ me when I showed him that I wasn't better than him.

• Break out

• Look down on

• Bring up

• Go through