Do the phrasal verb exercises below to make your English sound like that of a native speaker. Try to use these words in your everyday conversations.
Phrasal verbs Quizzes
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Choose the correct phrasal verbs to complete each sentence.
1. She always _____ early on Sundays.
She always wakes up early on Sundays.
2. Please _____ your shoes before you enter the house.
Please take off your shoes before you enter the house.
3. My sister has _____ yoga recently.
My sister has taken up yoga recently.
4. The meeting has been _____ until next Monday.
She always wakes up early on Sundays.
5. She _____ well with her new classmates.
She gets along well with her new classmates.
6. I _____ in London.
I grew up in London.
7. We need to _____ the problem ______.
We need to sort the problem out.
More multiple-choice questions
1. I usually _____ at 7 o'clock.
I usually get up at 7 o'clock.
2. Don’t forget to _____ the lights before you go to sleep.
Don’t forget to turn off the lights before you go to sleep.
3. He is trying to _____ smoking this year.
He is trying to give up smoking this year.
4. Can you _____ the trash, please?
Can you take out the trash, please?
5. I’ll _____ your dog while you’re away.
I’ll look after your dog while you’re away.
6. Would you like to _____ tomorrow?
Would you like to come round tomorrow?
7. Did everyone _____ on time for the meeting?
Did everyone turned up on time for the meeting?
Phrasal verbs worksheet
- I was completely worn out after the training.
- Sorry, I’m tied up at the moment.
- She was pissed off because I didn’t invite her.
- It took me weeks to get over the flu.
- Have you had a chance to look around the city?.
- He didn't want to bring up the problem again.
- Don't give up, you’re almost there.
- You should carry on practising your English.
- look down on
- get rid of
- run out of
- keep up with
- come down to
- look forward to
