Q's on Phrasal Verbs

What are phrasal verbs?

• Verbs consisting of a verb and an adverb

• Verbs consisting of a verb and a particle

• Verbs consisting of two verbs

• Verbs consisting of a noun and an adjective

In my 20's, I used to go ___ every single saturday

What is the phrasal verb that represents the picture?

• to find out

• break in

• to pass out

• speak for

I’m ____________ going on holiday next month. I really need a rest.

• take off

• looking forward to

• try on

• turn off / switch off

The thief got away.

• The thief was imprisoned.

• The thief was killed.

• The thief escaped.

I feel a bit run down today.

• I have worked too much and now I feel tired.

• I have run too much and I am out of breath now.

• I had an accident and was hit by a car.

I already -a-- -- with maths. I can't understand a single thing in class.

You should -------------- a jacket. It's freezing outside.

• put on

• grow up

• set up

• take up

Tommy used to talk with his grandad about his life. He didn't have it all _________ ____ at Tommy's age, then Tommy has nothing to worry about.

I'm about to _____ ___ a new tennis course. It will be so exciting!

• keen on

• take up

• going out

• take on