Life 6_Unit 6_Grammar: Phrasal Verbs

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Froggy Jumps Life 6_Unit 6_Grammar: Phrasal VerbsVersión en línea Types of phrasal verbs por Giovanna Sánchez Andrade 1 Intransitive phrasal verbs need objects. a True b False c Neutral 2 "Look out!" is an example of ___________. a Transitive phrasal verbs b Intransitive phrasal verbs c Separable phrasal verbs 3 Is this phrasal verb well written? "Pick up it" a Correct b Wrong c Neutral 4 "Look bonsai up on the computer" / "Look up bonsai on the computer". LOOK UP is an example of ___________. a Separable phrasal verbs b Inseparable phrasal verbs c Intransitive phrasal verbs 5 To decide to stop an activity. a drop off b call off c give up 6 To explain or express something clearly so that people understand it easily. a pick up b put out c put across 7 "Look after" is an example of ____________. a Separable phrasal verbs b Inseparable phrasal verbs c Transitive phrasal verbs 8 I’ve been LOOKING FOR you all morning! a be careful b trying to find c try to find information 9 She played one boy off against the other. a Three-part phrasal verbs with one object b Three-part phrasal verbs with two objects c None 10 She played one boy off against the other. a Three-part phrasal verbs with one object b Three-part phrasal verbs with two objects c None 11 "come down with" is an example of ___________. a Three-part phrasal verbs with one object b Three-part phrasal verbs with two objects c None 12 To accept an offer. a get away with b move out of c take up on 13 To be as good as someone hopes. a live up to b keep up with c go out with 14 To accept that a difficult situation exists. a look up to b face up to c come up with

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Life 6_Unit 6_Grammar: Phrasal VerbsVersión en línea

Types of phrasal verbs

por Giovanna Sánchez Andrade

Intransitive phrasal verbs need objects.

True

False

Neutral

"Look out!" is an example of ___________.

Transitive phrasal verbs

Intransitive phrasal verbs

Separable phrasal verbs

Is this phrasal verb well written? "Pick up it"

Correct

Wrong

Neutral

"Look bonsai up on the computer" / "Look up bonsai on the computer". LOOK UP is an example of ___________.

Separable phrasal verbs

Inseparable phrasal verbs

Intransitive phrasal verbs

To decide to stop an activity.

drop off

call off

give up

To explain or express something clearly so that people understand it easily.

pick up

put out

put across

"Look after" is an example of ____________.

Separable phrasal verbs

Inseparable phrasal verbs

Transitive phrasal verbs

I’ve been LOOKING FOR you all morning!

be careful

trying to find

try to find information

She played one boy off against the other.

Three-part phrasal verbs with one object

Three-part phrasal verbs with two objects

None

She played one boy off against the other.

Three-part phrasal verbs with one object

Three-part phrasal verbs with two objects

None

"come down with" is an example of ___________.

Three-part phrasal verbs with one object

Three-part phrasal verbs with two objects

None

To accept an offer.

get away with

move out of

take up on

To be as good as someone hopes.

live up to

keep up with

go out with

To accept that a difficult situation exists.

look up to

face up to

come up with

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Intransitive phrasal verbs need objects.

"Look out!" is an example of ___________.

Is this phrasal verb well written? "Pick up it"

"Look bonsai up on the computer" / "Look up bonsai on the computer". LOOK UP is an example of ___________.

To decide to stop an activity.

To explain or express something clearly so that people understand it easily.

"Look after" is an example of ____________.

I’ve been LOOKING FOR you all morning!

She played one boy off against the other.

She played one boy off against the other.

"come down with" is an example of ___________.

To accept an offer.

To be as good as someone hopes.

To accept that a difficult situation exists.