Phrasal verbs UNIT 1

I need to .... before we go out.

• clean up after

• clean up

• make up

• bring up

I'm fed up with ..... you all the time!

• making up

• dressing up

• messing up

• cleaning up after

He says that his divorce has really ... his life .....

• messed up

• made up

• brought up

• made up

Who's ... up the bookshelf?

• made

• messed

• brought

• dressed

You don’t need to ... for the dinner; it’s a casual event, so jeans are fine.

He loves to ... as historical characters for themed parties, complete with authentic costumes.

What is the meaning of the phrasal verb?

During the meeting, he brought up an interesting point about the company’s future strategy.

• to care for a child until they become an adult

• to start to talk about a particular subject

• to invent an excuse, a story

What does the phrasal verb mean?

The story he told us was entirely made up; none of it actually happened.

• to invent a story in order to deceive

• to reconcile after an argument

• to spoil or damage something