Unit 1 : Phrasal Verbs

A : I'm surprised that Tom didn't support what you said in the meeting. I thought he agreed with you.

B: He does agree with me, but he was afraid of what the boss would say.

I can't believe he didn't ___________________ me!

• cheer (someone) up

• drift apart

• stand up for

• do without

A: What's wrong with Charen? She looks sad.

B: I'm not sure. Let's ask her to go to lunch with us. Maybe we can __________________________.

• cheer her up

• drift apart

• stand up for

• turn her down

A: Sam isn't serious about anything. I think we could really _________________________ him on our team.

• drift apart

• stand up for him

• run into

• do without

A: Have you seen Yuki lately?

B: Actually, I _________________ her when I was downtown yesterday.

• ran into

• stood up for

• turned her down

• drifted apart

A: Is it true that you and Roger aren't friends anymore?

B: Yes, it is. We kind of ___________________ when I moved to Los Angeles.

• run into

• stand up for

• do without

• drift apart

Nothing ________________________ as going out to dinner with a few of his good friends!

• cheers him up

• drift apart

• stand up for

• run into

I can __________________ people who are not responsible for the tasks entrusted to them.

• cheer them up

• stand up for

• do without

• turn them down

I tend to __________________ around people who respect other people's privacy.

• stand up for

• put them down

• drift apart

• open up

What is the correct phrasal verb for the following definition:

Arrive; to arrive or appear at a place; go somewhere with someone

• come along

• come on

• come up

• come away

What is the correct phrasal verb for the following definition:

to fail to take advantage of an opportunity; to let go without accepting or taking advantage of

• pass along

• pass on

• pass up

• pass away