Phrasal Verbs Worksheet
Word tip (Verb + small word = new meaning): Treat the verb and the small word as one unit with its own meaning. Use the sentence to guess the meaning: “The match was called off because of rain” = cancelled. Changing the small word changes the meaning: look after (take care of), look up (find in a dictionary).
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- 1.Fill the gap with the right small word: Stop showing ___ your new phone. (a) up (b) off (c) after (d) across
- 2.Fill the gap with the right small word: Please do not throw ___ the leftover food. (a) after (b) across (c) away (d) in
- 3.Fill the gap with the right small word: Dev and Neel get ___ well with each other. (a) off (b) along (c) after (d) up
- 4.Fill the gap with the right small word: Take ___ your shoes before entering the temple. (a) on (b) up (c) off (d) after
- 5.Fill the gap with the right small word: Don’t make ___ stories; tell the truth. (a) up (b) after (c) across (d) off
- 6.Fill the gap with the right small word: It is cold; put ___ your sweater. (a) away (b) up (c) off (d) on
- 7.Fill the gap with the right small word: Neha is good at working ___ maths puzzles. (a) after (b) across (c) off (d) out
- 8.What does the phrasal verb “make up” mean? (a) paint (b) tell the truth (c) invent a story (d) tidy up
- 9.What does the phrasal verb “calm down” mean? (a) fall down (b) get angry (c) become quiet and relaxed (d) go downstairs
- 10.What does the phrasal verb “get up” mean? (a) go to sleep (b) lie down (c) rise from bed (d) sit down
- 11.Fill the gap with the right small word: Find ___ when the train leaves. (a) out (b) up (c) on (d) off
- 12.What does the phrasal verb “bring up” mean? (a) punish (b) raise a child (c) forget a child (d) carry upstairs
- 13.What does the phrasal verb “break down” mean? (a) build up (b) start working (c) stop working (d) go downstairs
- 14.What does the phrasal verb “call off” mean? (a) cancel (b) shout (c) phone (d) invite
- 15.What does the phrasal verb “put off” mean? (a) postpone (b) arrive (c) wear (d) agree
- 16.Fill the gap with the right small word: The firefighters put ___ the fire quickly. (a) on (b) after (c) out (d) up
- 17.What does the phrasal verb “wake up” mean? (a) stand up (b) dream (c) go to bed (d) stop sleeping
- 18.Fill the gap with the right small word: I came ___ an old photo while cleaning my room. (a) after (b) off (c) across (d) up
- 19.Fill the gap with the right small word: Pick ___ the paper from the floor. (a) up (b) off (c) after (d) across
- 20.What does the phrasal verb “look forward to” mean? (a) forget about (b) look straight ahead (c) be afraid of (d) wait eagerly for
- 21.What does the phrasal verb “put on” mean? (a) cook (b) remove (c) wear (d) sell
- 22.What does the phrasal verb “run out of” mean? (a) run outside (b) run very fast (c) have plenty (d) have none left
- 23.What does the phrasal verb “turn down” mean? (a) arrive (b) build (c) refuse (d) accept
- 24.What does the phrasal verb “cut down” mean? (a) grow (b) cook (c) increase (d) reduce
- 25.What does the phrasal verb “get along” mean? (a) get lost (b) fight (c) be friendly (d) get angry
- 26.What does the phrasal verb “look out” mean? (a) be careless (b) close your eyes (c) go out (d) be careful
- 27.Fill the gap with the right small word: The thief finally gave ___ and told the truth. (a) in (b) off (c) after (d) across
- 28.Fill the gap with the right small word: The match was called ___ because of rain. (a) in (b) off (c) up (d) out
- 29.What does the phrasal verb “run away” mean? (a) stay (b) sleep (c) return (d) escape
- 30.Fill the gap with the right small word: My alarm went ___ at five o’clock. (a) after (b) up (c) across (d) off
- 31.What does the phrasal verb “put up with” mean? (a) build (b) tolerate (c) pick up (d) decorate
- 32.Fill the gap with the right small word: We have run ___ of milk; please buy some. (a) up (b) off (c) out (d) in
- 33.What does the phrasal verb “turn up” mean? (a) leave (b) go to sleep (c) arrive (d) turn around
- 34.Fill the gap with the right small word: The rich man gave ___ all his money to the poor. (a) away (b) across (c) after (d) off
- 35.What does the phrasal verb “run into” mean? (a) run indoors (b) avoid someone (c) race someone (d) meet by chance
- 36.What does the phrasal verb “take off” mean? (a) buy (b) wash (c) wear (d) remove clothes
- 37.What does the phrasal verb “pick up” mean? (a) lift (b) push (c) drop (d) throw
- 38.What does the phrasal verb “take after” mean? (a) look like a parent (b) follow a road (c) take later (d) run behind
- 39.Fill the gap with the right small word: The cows were let ___ to graze in the field. (a) off (b) after (c) out (d) across
- 40.Fill the gap with the right small word: Hurry ___, or we will miss the bus! (a) across (b) up (c) off (d) after
Answer key
- off
- away
- along
- off
- up
- on
- out
- invent a story
- become quiet and relaxed
- rise from bed
- out
- raise a child
- stop working
- cancel
- postpone
- out
- stop sleeping
- across
- up
- wait eagerly for
- wear
- have none left
- refuse
- reduce
- be friendly
- be careful
- in
- off
- escape
- off
- tolerate
- out
- arrive
- away
- meet by chance
- remove clothes
- lift
- look like a parent
- out
- up
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