Question 1 of 18 · from lesson 143: Phrasal verbs 7 up (1)
Complete the sentences with a verb + up and any other words you need. Verbs: bring, catch, fix, give, give, go, keep, keep, make, set, tidy.
We lost the match. We started well, but we couldn't .
AnswerWe lost the match. We started well, but we couldn't keep it up.
Question 2 of 18 · from lesson 137: Phrasal verbs 1 Introduction
Complete each sentence using a verb from list A in the correct form and a word from list B. A: be, break, come, fly, get, get, get, go, look, sit, speak, take. B: away, back, back, by, down, down, off, on, out, round, up, up.
My pension isn't large, but it's enough to .
AnswerMy pension isn't large, but it's enough to get by.
Question 3 of 18 · from lesson 144: Phrasal verbs 8 up (2)
Read the scenes and complete the sentences with two or three words.
A shabby old terraced house; months later the same house, freshly painted and renovated.
They bought an old house and . It's really lovely now.
AnswerThey bought an old house and did it up. It's really lovely now.
Question 4 of 18 · from lesson 137: Phrasal verbs 1 Introduction
Complete each sentence using a word from list A and a word from list B. A: away, back, forward, in, out, up, up, up. B: about, at, at, through, to, to, with, with.
Somebody took the charity box from the pub, and they got it. Nobody saw a thing.
AnswerSomebody took the charity box from the pub, and they got away with it. Nobody saw a thing.
Question 5 of 18 · from lesson 144: Phrasal verbs 8 up (2)
Complete the sentences with a verb + up and any other words you need.
My hands were so cold I could hardly my laces.
AnswerMy hands were so cold I could hardly do up my laces.
Question 6 of 18 · from lesson 138: Phrasal verbs 2 in/out
Complete the answers. Use the verb in brackets in the correct form, with a pronoun and in or out.
"Did you get into the club?" "No. They wouldn't because we didn't have any ID." (let)
Answer"Did you get into the club?" "No. They wouldn't let us in because we didn't have any ID."
Question 7 of 18 · from lesson 145: Phrasal verbs 9 away/back
Complete the sentences with a verb + away or back.
If you copy your essay from the internet, you won't it. The software checks everything.
AnswerIf you copy your essay from the internet, you won't get away with it. The software checks everything.
Question 8 of 18 · from lesson 138: Phrasal verbs 2 in/out
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use a verb from section B or C, beginning with the words in brackets.
I believed the salesman's story, but it was all lies. (I was completely ...)
AnswerI was completely taken in by the salesman.
Question 9 of 18 · from lesson 145: Phrasal verbs 9 away/back
Complete the sentences with one word each time.
Stop dwelling on your mistakes. Don't back; look forward.
AnswerStop dwelling on your mistakes. Don't look back; look forward.
Question 10 of 18 · from lesson 139: Phrasal verbs 3 out
Which words go together? Match each phrasal verb with something it is used with.
Use these
put out
Answerput out a bonfire
Question 11 of 18 · from lesson 139: Phrasal verbs 3 out
Complete the answers. Each time use a verb + out, with a pronoun where needed.
"What happened about the mix-up with your phone bill?" "It's fine now. I rang them and we ."
Answer"What happened about the mix-up with your phone bill?" "It's fine now. I rang them and we sorted it out."
Question 12 of 18 · from lesson 140: Phrasal verbs 4 on/off (1)
Read each scene and complete the sentence.
A notice on the gate of a cricket ground says: Today's match cancelled. Pitch waterlogged.
The match because of the weather.
AnswerThe match was called off because of the weather.
Question 13 of 18 · from lesson 140: Phrasal verbs 4 on/off (1)
Complete the sentences using put ... on with one of these: some music, the heating, the kettle, the light, the oven.
Mum had just come in and wanted a cup of tea, so I .
AnswerMum had just come in and wanted a cup of tea, so I put the kettle on.
Question 14 of 18 · from lesson 141: Phrasal verbs 5 on/off (2)
What do these sentences mean? Choose a, b or c.
Mum told my brother off. (a) She spoke angrily to him about something he'd done. (b) She told him a secret. (c) She sent him to bed.
AnswerMum told my brother off: she spoke angrily to him about something he'd done.
Question 15 of 18 · from lesson 141: Phrasal verbs 5 on/off (2)
Complete each sentence with a verb + on or off.
I love working with my colleagues. We all really well together.
AnswerI love working with my colleagues. We all get on really well together.
Question 16 of 18 · from lesson 142: Phrasal verbs 6 up/down
Read the scenes and complete the sentences with a verb + up or down.
Two hikers resting on a rock halfway up a hill.
Halfway up the hill, the hikers for a rest.
AnswerHalfway up the hill, the hikers sat down for a rest.
Question 17 of 18 · from lesson 142: Phrasal verbs 6 up/down
Complete the sentences with a verb + down.
I played badly. I felt I had the rest of the team.
AnswerI played badly. I felt I had let down the rest of the team.
Question 18 of 18 · from lesson 143: Phrasal verbs 7 up (1)
Complete the sentences with a verb in the right form + up. Verbs: end, end, give, give, grow, make, take, take, turn, use, wash.
I don't do any sport at the moment, but I'm thinking of cycling.
AnswerI don't do any sport at the moment, but I'm thinking of taking up cycling.
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