Exercise using Phrasal Verbs
A few quick exercise to show how Phrasal Verbs are used in less formal situations, they are usually preferred in spoken English
Phrasal Verbs (1) - exercises
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Question 1 |
change the verb in bold for a phrasal verb:
Scientists are trying to discover how some exercise helps people to relax.
look for | |
come up with | |
find out | |
turn out |
Question 2 |
change the verb in bold for a phrasal verb:
My work occupies almost all my time
cuts off | |
worries about | |
turns out | |
takes up |
Question 3 |
change the verb in bold for a phrasal verb:
When we can determine why the car stopped suddenly, we'll be able to prevent it happening again.
work out | |
turn out | |
cut off | |
take up |
Question 4 |
change the verb in bold for a phrasal verb:
The new council are going to abolish the old law that allows smoking in the park.
come to an end | |
turn out | |
get rid off | |
work out |
Question 5 |
change the verb in bold for a phrasal verb:
When my contract terminated I didn't see my boss again before he died.
cut off | |
worked out | |
turned out | |
came to an end |
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