Phrasal Verbs Quiz!
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In the study of the English language, a phrasal verb is one that is made up of the main verb with an adverb or a preposition or both – such examples include saying the words “ran down” or “turn into” in conjunction with one another. In this quiz, we’re going to be seeing if you have phrasal verbs mastered already or if you have more work to do. Let’s see how you get on!
Questions and Answers
- 1.- Do you know the meaning of this word ?- No , but I can _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in the dictionary.
- A.
Look at it
- B.
Look it up
- C.
Look around
- 2._ _ _ _ _ _ _ your shoes before you step on the carpet.
- A.
Take
- B.
Take in
- C.
Take off
- 3.I have read this book and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ very interesting information.
- A.
Found out
- B.
Found in
- C.
Found down
- 4.
- A.
Looking forward to meet
- B.
Looking forward to meeting
- C.
Looking forward meeting
- 5.Sam _ _ _ _ _ _ when he was just 17 and since then we haven't heard from him.
- A.
Ran away
- B.
Ran off
- C.
Ran down
- 6.A keystone to success is to never _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on your dreams.
- A.
Give to
- B.
Give
- C.
Give up
- 7.We have a very tight schedule . we are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ you to get this job done in time.
- A.
Counting to
- B.
Counting for
- C.
Counting on
- 8.It takes a lot of intelligence to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ from a prison.
- A.
Break out
- B.
Break down
- C.
Break up
- 9.I am sorry , I have to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,because I'm very busy right now.
- A.
Hang up
- B.
Hang down
- C.
Hang on
- 10.I haven't checked the engine before we travel and the car _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in the middle of the road.
- A.
Broke up
- B.
Broke down
- C.
Broke in
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