Phrasal Verbs 3 - Are you ready for this Friday?

Try to find the right phrasal verb to complete the sentence.

1) After reading my book, I _____ it _____ and fell asleep.
a) put it out b) put it behind c) put it aside d) put it onto

2) You can borrow my shirt, but please _____ it _____ to me by next Saturday.
a) get it back b) get it in c) get it together d) get it around

3) I didn't _____ to washing the dishes today. I just didn't have the time.
a) get on b) get around c) get along d) get in

4) Mr. Brown _____ the train, sat down and read his newspaper.
a) got around b) got on c) got in d) got into

5) You _____ too much salt _____ the soup.
a) put too much salt in b) put too much salt on c) put too much salt over

Phrasal Verbs 2 - Are you ready for this Friday?

Try to find the right phrasal verb to complete the sentence.

1) He picked up the piece of trash and _____ it _____ the waste basket.
a) put it on b) put it out c) put it beside d) put it in

2) I would like to _____ a suggestion to the team.
a) put forward b) put down c) put aside d) put on

3) I really don't know how she _____ with you! You are so impolite!
a) puts in b) puts up c) puts down d) puts away

4) Please _____ that letter _____ before John gets home. I don't want him to see it.
a) put that letter away b) put that letter out c) put that letter behind d) put that letter into

5) How many firemen did it take to _____ the fire?
a) put away b) put outside c) put by d) put out

Phrasal Verbs 1 - Are you ready for this Friday?

Try to find the right phrasal verb to complete the sentence.

1) Drinking a cup of coffee in the morning _____ me _____ the mood for work.
a) gets me in b) gets me off c) gets me out d) gets me on

2) He opened the car door and _____.
a) got on b) got behind c) got in d) got onto

3) I'd really like to _____ with some friends after work.
a) get behind b) get after c) get through d) get together

4) The man who stole the lady's purse unfortunately _____.
a) got by b) got away c) got around d) got somebody down

5) The boss doesn't really _____ with any of his employees.
a) get on (British English)/get along(American English) b) get by (BE)/get on (AE) c) get around (BE)/get on (AE)

What is a phrasal verb?

The next SLenglish lesson is about "Phrasal Verbs". What are phrasal verbs? Click the below link to see a few examples of phrasal verbs at Dave's ESL Café. :)

When is the lesson?
13 July 2007 (11:30 AM SL Time)
Where is the lesson?
"Second Life English Classroom" (English Village)















Links:
http://www.eslcafe.com/pv.cgi
http://www.eslcafe.com/pv/pv-list.html
http://www.eslcafe.com/pv/pv-mng.html

More Links on Phrasal Verbs:
http://www.englishpage.com/prepositions/phrasaldictionary.html
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/eslphrasal.html
http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/phrasal-verbs/a.html