Choose a phrasal verb that can fit each two blanks at once. Change the verb tenses if necessary
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1. I came __an interesting article in the newspaper this morning.
2. Unfortunately, only a few people turned __at the meeting.
3. The police were standing __ in case of any problems at the demonstration.
4. I ran __Judy on the way to the supermarket this morning.
5. Joe has to leave now - can you see him __?
6. The teacher ran __ thirty copies of the new timetable and gave one to each student.
7. Bill was let __ of prison after serving only three months of his sentence.
8. If you save yourself a little money each week, you’ll save quite a lot.
9. Ann carried her speech __ well.
III. Choose a phrasal verb that can fit each two blanks at once. Change the verb tenses if necessary.
1. (a) ______ your shoelaces, or you’ll fall over.
(b) Our new house is wonderful, but it needs ______.
2. (a) As soon as I opened the door, I could see that my house had been ______.
(b) While I was walking back from the cinema, I was ______ by a gang of teenagers.
3. (a) While we’re cleaning the room, let’s ______ the cupboards.
(b) We’ve had the kitchen ______ with aluminium units and light blue tiles.
4. (a) I could really ______ a nice cup of tea.
5. We need to get a new photocopier. This one’s ______.
6. (a) A lot of the restrictions on imports have been ______.
(b) He gave me a small parcel ______ his wife.
7. (a) Before the party she spent hours ______ herself.
(b) I think someone ______ him to get his money.
8. I’m completely ______ after that running around.
9. (a) You mustn’t ______ yourself - you have a lot of ability.
(b) Most of the articles in today’s paper are ______ America’s foreign policy.
10. My resignation has nothing to ______ my argument with the manager.
IV. Underline the correct particle(s) to fit with each phrasal verb.
1. He was very rude to the teacher, but got down to / off with / away with it.
2. What did you get up to / through / on to last night?
3. How’s your son getting on / into / over at University?
4. Karen was ill for a few weeks, but she’s got under / about / over it now.
5. I don’t really want to see her tonight. How can I get over with / in / out of it?
6. After lunch we got down to / off with / away from discussing future plans for the company.
7. I just need to get by / through / over this week, then I can take a break for a few days.
8. I don’t earn much money, but I manage to get down / off / by.
9. Although they are always getting over / at / to me.
10. I tried to call the complaints department, but I couldn’t get over / around / through.
11. I sometimes have problems getting my meaning through / across / over in English.
12. Everyone told me that it was a really good film, but I just couldn’t get into / onto / over it.
13. Mr Johnson must be getting on for / in / off with 80.
14. The goods we ordered last week haven’t arrived yet. I’ll get away with / out of / on to the supplier this afternoon.
15. I’m not enjoying my computer classes. I don’t get much round to / out of / on to them.
16. I’m sorry I don’t have the information you need at the moment. Leave me your phone number and I’ll get off with / up to / back to you this afternoon.
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1. I came __an interesting article in the newspaper this morning.
2. Unfortunately, only a few people turned __at the meeting.
3. The police were standing __ in case of any problems at the demonstration.
4. I ran __Judy on the way to the supermarket this morning.
5. Joe has to leave now - can you see him __?
6. The teacher ran __ thirty copies of the new timetable and gave one to each student.
7. Bill was let __ of prison after serving only three months of his sentence.
8. If you save yourself a little money each week, you’ll save quite a lot.
9. Ann carried her speech __ well.
III. Choose a phrasal verb that can fit each two blanks at once. Change the verb tenses if necessary.
1. (a) ______ your shoelaces, or you’ll fall over.
(b) Our new house is wonderful, but it needs ______.
2. (a) As soon as I opened the door, I could see that my house had been ______.
(b) While I was walking back from the cinema, I was ______ by a gang of teenagers.
3. (a) While we’re cleaning the room, let’s ______ the cupboards.
(b) We’ve had the kitchen ______ with aluminium units and light blue tiles.
4. (a) I could really ______ a nice cup of tea.
5. We need to get a new photocopier. This one’s ______.
6. (a) A lot of the restrictions on imports have been ______.
(b) He gave me a small parcel ______ his wife.
7. (a) Before the party she spent hours ______ herself.
(b) I think someone ______ him to get his money.
8. I’m completely ______ after that running around.
9. (a) You mustn’t ______ yourself - you have a lot of ability.
(b) Most of the articles in today’s paper are ______ America’s foreign policy.
10. My resignation has nothing to ______ my argument with the manager.
IV. Underline the correct particle(s) to fit with each phrasal verb.
1. He was very rude to the teacher, but got down to / off with / away with it.
2. What did you get up to / through / on to last night?
3. How’s your son getting on / into / over at University?
4. Karen was ill for a few weeks, but she’s got under / about / over it now.
5. I don’t really want to see her tonight. How can I get over with / in / out of it?
6. After lunch we got down to / off with / away from discussing future plans for the company.
7. I just need to get by / through / over this week, then I can take a break for a few days.
8. I don’t earn much money, but I manage to get down / off / by.
9. Although they are always getting over / at / to me.
10. I tried to call the complaints department, but I couldn’t get over / around / through.
11. I sometimes have problems getting my meaning through / across / over in English.
12. Everyone told me that it was a really good film, but I just couldn’t get into / onto / over it.
13. Mr Johnson must be getting on for / in / off with 80.
14. The goods we ordered last week haven’t arrived yet. I’ll get away with / out of / on to the supplier this afternoon.
15. I’m not enjoying my computer classes. I don’t get much round to / out of / on to them.
16. I’m sorry I don’t have the information you need at the moment. Leave me your phone number and I’ll get off with / up to / back to you this afternoon.