GrammarVerbsPhrasal VerbsPhrasal Verbs – Exercises Phrasal Verbs – Exercises display incorrect answers Exercises Choose the correct phrasal verb. It’s warm in here. Why don’t you call offcome acrossdo withget intake off your coat?take off = undress The meeting today was called offcome acrossdone withgot intaken off for no reason.call off = cancel I could call offcome acrossdo withget intake off a holiday.do with = need Quick, call offcome acrossdo withget intake off the taxi.get in = enter (car/taxi) Yesterday, I called offcame acrossdid withgot intook off a word that I had never heard before.come across = find by chance Which phrasal verb could we use to rephrase each sentence below? Prices have fallen. → Prices have come downrun outbroken up . His application was rejected. → His application was made outcarried awayturned down . The bomb exploded. → The bomb turned onwent offgot up . Our friends are visiting us tonight. → Our friends are calling backlooking down on uscoming round tonight. He resembles his father in appearance. → He takes aftermakes upgoes for his father. What do the sentences mean? She broke up with her boyfriend. She got married to her boyfriend.She went on holiday with her boyfriend.She ended her relationship with her boyfriend. He brought up his dinner. He got sick and vomited.He ate his own dinner and not what was offered by the others.He served the dinner that he had cooked. I feel a bit run down today. I had an accident and was hit by a car.I have worked too much and now I feel tired.I have run too much and I am out of breath now. The meeting has been put off. The meeting will take place at a later time.The meeting was cancelled.The will take place at an earlier time. The thief got away. The thief was imprisoned.The thief escaped.The thief was killed. Exercises Phrasal Verbs – Exercises Phrasal Verbs – mixed exercise
