Phrasal Verbs put on take off dressing

Jean __________ a pair of glasses.

• dressed up

• broke in

• put on

Please ________________________ before entering the house.

• put your shoes on

• take your shoes off

• break your shoes in

The new shoes hurt her feet because they were not yet ______________.

• thrown on

• buttoned up

• broken in

You need to ______________ for the graduation ceremony tonight -- a suit and tie would be appropriate.

• dress down

• dress up

• put on

I need to ________________________ before I take any long hikes.

• try on my new boots

• button up my new boots

• break in my new boots

This shirt doesn't feel right. Did I ______________ backwards?

• dress it up

• put it on

• button it up

That jacket is lovely you should _____ ____ ____.

• take it off

• try it on

• try it up

The beautiful red tee-shirt is _________ cotton.

• made from

• made of

• made in

• made on

The weather was lovely in Abu Dhabi yesterday. Mum, _____ ____ the washing to dry on the line.

• kicked off

• threw off

• hung up

• threw on

When you buy new clothes, you need to _____ _______ ___.

• try them out

• try them on

• tie them up

• tear them up