Understanding Opposite Phrasal Verbs

What is the opposite of 'pick up' when referring to children at school?

• Drop off

• Hang up

• Put down

• Wake up

If you need to end a phone call, which phrasal verb would you use?

• Drop off

• Pick up

• Hang up

• Put down

What should you do to a room before guests arrive?

• Mess up

• Wake up

• Tidy up

• Drop off

Which phrasal verb means to activate a device or light?

• Turn off

• Fill up

• Turn on

• Empty out

What is the opposite of 'get on' when referring to a bus?

• Get out

• Speed up

• Get in

• Get off

If you want to increase the pace, which phrasal verb would you use?

• Slow down

• Speed up

• Put on

• Eat in

What is the opposite of 'eat in' when deciding where to have dinner?

• Eat out

• Put on

• Take off

• Fill up

Which phrasal verb would you use to describe increasing the volume?

• Turn down

• Stand up

• Turn up

• Sit down

What is the opposite of 'check in' at a hotel?

• Come to

• Log out

• Pass out

• Check out

If you need to hold something tightly, which phrasal verb would you use?

• Log in

• Look up

• Hold on

• Let go