P6 English · Chapter 17brightbit.net/worksheets
What does 'look up' mean in: 'I need to look up the meaning of this word.'?
Fill in with the correct phrasal verb: 'Please ___ the lights when you leave the room.' (turn off / turn down / turn up)
Answer: ____________________________________
What does 'give up' mean?
Fill in: 'My grandmother ___ me when my parents were overseas.' (looked after / looked into / looked up to)
Answer: ____________________________________
What does 'give away' mean in: 'She decided to give away her old clothes to charity.'?
Choose the correct phrasal verb: 'The police are ___ the robbery. (looking into / looking after / looking up)'
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What does 'turn down' mean in: 'She turned down the job offer.'?
Fill in: 'I need to ___ an early start tomorrow, so I should sleep now.' (make / take / give)
Answer: ____________________________________
What does 'look up to' mean?
Fill in: 'The meeting has been ___ to next Monday.' (put off / put on / put away)
Answer: ____________________________________
What does 'break down' mean in: 'The car broke down on the highway.'?
Fill in: 'Please ___ your shoes before entering the house.' (take off / take on / take over)
Answer: ____________________________________
What does 'come across' mean in: 'I came across an old photo while cleaning my room.'?
Fill in with the correct phrasal verb: 'He ___ his father. They look exactly alike.' (takes after / takes off / takes on)
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What does 'run out of' mean in: 'We have run out of milk.'?
Fill in: 'She ___ a plan to raise money for the charity.' (came up with / came across / came down with)
Answer: ____________________________________
What does 'turn up' mean in: 'He didn't turn up for the meeting.'?
Fill in: 'I can't ___ with his constant complaining anymore.' (put on / put up / put off)
Answer: ____________________________________
What does 'bring up' mean in: 'She was brought up by her grandparents.'?
Match each phrasal verb to its meaning: (a) carry on, (b) hold on, (c) go on, (d) keep on. Meanings: continue, wait, happen, persist.
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