Phrasal Verbs (AEF2)

Could you _____ your music? I’m trying to read.

• turn on

• turn down

• turn out

If you want to go to the park, _____ the bus when you get to Allen Street.

• get off

• get down

• get away

You never wear those pants. You should _____.

• throw away them

• throw them away

• throw away

Children, _____ your shoes and leave them at the door.

• take off

• put off

• turn off

I’ve reserved a taxi for tomorrow. It will _____ at 6:00 a.m.

• pick up

• pick up us

• pick us up

Alison has decided to _____ junk food and exercise more this year.

• give over

• give in

• give up

Where’s your coat? _____ before you leave the house because it’s cold outside.

• Put on

• Put on it

• Put it on

Can you _____ your clothes, please?

They’re on the floor and I want to clean the room.

• put up

• pick up

• give up

I’ve promised to _____ my little sister this evening because my parents are going out.

• look after

• look her after

• look after her

"Have you found your phone?"

"No I’m still _____."

• looking it for

• looking for it

• looking for