Phrasal Verbs

"We set off at around 5.30 to get there in time." In the example the highlighted phrasal verb is considered to be Type 1 because it is... (the answer is ONE word).

"My aunt couldn't get home because of the weather. I put her on for the night." In the example the highlighted phrasal verb is considered to be Type 2 because it is [...] and [...]. (2 words)

"Did you finally get through your exams?" In the example the highlighted phrasal verb is considered to be Type 3 because it is [...] and [...]. (2 words)

"I have no idea how I got behind with all the paperwork." In the example the highlighted phrasal verb is considered to be Type 4 because it has [...]

Tick the sentence(s) that contain Type 1 phrasal verb(s).

• Enormous change is what this situation will bring about.

• He made off as soon as the girl's parents arrived.

• What are you getting at?

• She suddenly broke off in the middle of the speech.

Tick the sentence(s) that contain Type 2 phrasal verb(s).

• You must believe that you are capable of bringing it off.

• They turned up quite late last night.

• Have they turned down the offer?

• It's quite hard to make him out if you've just met him.

Tick the sentence(s) that contain Type 3 phrasal verb(s).

• I came across a neat little cottage in the woods.

• Will we have to do without Wi-Fi again?

• I ran into her while shopping.

• Would you see her off at the station?

Tick the sentence(s) that contain Type 4 phrasal verb(s).

• The view will make up for the exhausting trip.

• I was completely taken in by his convincing tone.

• An interesting idea came up at the meeting.

• She put herself forward for the presidency.

We should be able to do [...] with homelessness for good.

You know how old he is. We have to [...] certain allowances for him.