Froggy Jumps: Phrasal Verbs (ingles - juego interactivo


Froggy Jumps Phrasal VerbsVersión en línea It serves as a review of some of the phrasal verbs get, look, take, give, go, put, turn, come. por yuyin coss 1 ¿Qué significa get? a Obtener b Agarrar c 2 ¿Qué significa getting? a llevar b llegar c 3 ¿Qué significa get off? a agarrar b bajarse c 4 What does it mean to get out? a To leave b To enter c check 5 What does it mean to get back? a To return b something c feed 6 What does it mean to get up? a get down b get off c Get up 7 What does it mean to get in? a to enter b get on c fall down 8 What does it mean to get over? a recover b foot pain c 9 What does it mean to get on? a yesterday I fell off the tricycle b To have a good relationship with someone c 10 What does it mean to look at? a went to the library and threw a book away b I read a mystery book c To look at something 11 What does it mean to look after? a to take care of someone b to go back or return to the direction you came c 12 What does it mean to look for? a to ice skate b to walk on clouds c to look for something 13 What does it mean to look out? a I like to watch series in the afternoon b To be attentive to something c 14 What does it mean to look through? a check b drink c look at 15 What does it mean to look up? a Her career took off b In spring we put our clocks forward. c To consult something 16 What is taken aback used for? a to lies on someome b fall down taken someome c to surprise or shock someone 17 Example of take after: a He looks like his father's side of the family. b If the phone rings, don’t answer c 18 What is take apart used for? a It you have legal problems, visit a lawyer b It is a report that is taken apart and commented on. c 19 Example of take away: a Take that table away because we don't need it here. b If you put an ice cube in the sun, it melts. c 20 What is take back used for? a To admit that something you said/thought was wrong. b To plants grow if it rains. c 21 Example of take down? a To she doesn’t feel good if she doesn’t work. b To write down John's number so you can call him. c 22 What is take for used for? a If the dog barks, it scares the baby. b I won the lottery, I would buy a very big house. c To believe something about someone, often wrongly. 23 Example of take in: a The police took him in for questioning about the robbery. b Take of saw a ghost, I would run away. c 24 What is take off used for? a To come to success or popularity very suddenly. b To would buy an expensive car. c 25 Example of take on: a I lived in Italy, I would eat pizza every day. b I went for the interview last week and now they have decided to hire me. c 26 What is take out used for? a To go somewhere with someone, usually. b If I use a sweater, I feel comfortable. c 27 Example of take over: a When the protests started the army took over. b I were you, I would study more. c We like something, we buy it. 28 What is take up? a To he spoke Chinese, he would apply for that job. b To spend time doing something regularly c 29 Example with Go along with: a I never agree with John, but in this case I go along with him. b I have time tomorrow, I’ll visit my grandmother. c If she doesn’t cook her own food, she doesn’t eat. 30 Example with Go back: a She you worked hard, you would pass all your tests. b Christine will never go back to that restaurant. She had a bad experience. c 31 Example with Go about: a When I visit a new city, I usually go all over it. b Supposing you were a famous actor, would you sign autographs. c 32 Sentence with Go after: a You would have seen him for the last time. b You must go after him stealthily, otherwise he might notice. c 33 Sentence with Go against: a she had studied more, she would have graduated. b I won the lottery, I would buy the house of my dreams. c I can't go against my parents and I have to respect their decisions. 34 Sentence with Go ahead: a it we would have learned English faster if my family had gone to London. b It's time to go ahead, don't give up yet. c 35 Example with Going around: a The dog kept going around trying to bite its tail. b Hey had invited you to the movies, would you have accepted. c 36 Example with Go ahead: a If you don't get involved in this project, we won't move forward. b If you hadn’t spoken so loudly, she wouldn’t have found out. c 37 Example with Going from: a If we didn’t have to go to school, we could go to the match. b I think that cheese has gone bad, you shouldn't eat it. c 38 Sentence with Go on: a The old women kept talking about their childhood all morning. b To would you have accepted if they had invited you to the movies. c 39 Example with Go over: a You could have saved more money if you had worked harder. b Could you had been rich, you would have bought a new house. c Could you go over my article? I'm not sure if it has any mistakes. 40 Sentence with Go back: a Ted didn’t have so much work to do, he would come to the party with us. b Don't ever come back. c 41 Sentence with go upstairs: a Tell Dad, who is in the basement, to go upstairs now. b He wouldn’t have been successful if it hadn’t been for his education. c 42 What is give used for? a To say something exciting b To say that we have stopped doing something or have given up. c 43 What does give back mean? a To throw something away b To give something back c To grab something 44 What does give out mean? a To give out b To grab on c 45 What does put off mean? a Measure and separate b put off, delay, but also deter and distract. c 46 Put before example: a When it comes to going skating. b When it comes to eating burritos. c When it comes to buying shoes, I put quality before price. 47 What does it mean to leave behind? a To fall off a chair onto the floor. b Put behind, in the sense of overcoming a bad experience. c 48 Example of Put back: a Please put your hard hats back in place when you finish your visit to the mine. b Out of the way, because they are in the way. c 49 Put out example: a He had a look round, but I didn’t find anything b Don't forget put look behind you, maybe it is there. c Lisa put out with her questions and stopped the conversation. 50 Example of put aside: a I think we should put aside our differences and try to find a solution that suits everyone. b We got in the car and headed for the airport. c 51 Example of put across: a I think Kevin made his point very well, but the teacher didn't seem to like it. b I had to pull over on the shoulder and call my insurance company. c He pulled up in front of the school and waited in the car for her kids to come out. 52 Example of put by: a I try suddendly, a car cut in in front of me forcing me to brake sharply. b I try to save something every month to have some money for my vacation. c 53 Example of put in: a Broke down on my way to work and I had to call the breakdown truck. b The school has submitted an application to the department of education for a new computer system. c 54 Example of put forward: a In the spring we set the clocks forward. b Speed up a bit; we’re being overtaken by a bicycle. c 55 Put through example: a The committee was unable to pass any campaign finance reform. b We got in the car and headed for the airport. c 56 Give away example: a I’m looking after my daugther while my wife is working b To donate, to give something without expecting anything in return. c 57 Give in example: a If you keep insisting, I'm sure your father will eventually give in and do what you want. b If Mark was sick and had to miss the party, so please don’t bring it up. c 58 What is turn down used for? a To reduce the level or volume of a device. b To cause something, usually something wrong. c 59 Example of turn up: a To visit someone or to call upon the knowledge of something or someone. b I looked around the room to see who else had shown up at the party. c 60 What is turn into used for? a to become something different from what it used to be (usually negative). b Using someone's knowledge c 61 Example of turn over: a Using words of encouragement to cheer up another person. b Please turn the page and continue reading. c 62 What is turn back used for? a to go back or return to the direction you came from. b you can say this to make another person happier. c 63 Example of turn out: a I came up with this idea for a TV show about a woman living with her best friend and daughter. b At first we didn't like the color, it didn't look very good but in the end it turned out out well. c 64 What is turning against used for? a to become the opposition or to become the enemy. b to give information about something - such as a crime - voluntarily. c 65 Example of turn away: a to refuse to enter or be admitted to some place. b can be used in several ways, this phrase generally means to interrupt or stop something. c 66 What is turn off used for? a interrupting someone when they are speaking. b to stop something from working by pressing a button. c 67 Example of turn to: a When I try to find a particular word, I always turn to this dictionary. b Can give you a ride and drop you off at work. c 68 What is put on? a It means to put on something, also to increase in weight and to place on a surface. b It such a great boyfriend, when he heard that his girlfriend had a cold he dropped. c 69 Example of put together: a I don't know how this little girl managed to put together a 1000 piece puzzle. b They tried to save their marriage by going to therapy, but in the end it fell apart anyway. c 70 What is put up? a Falling to the ground, usually by accident. b This phrasal verb means to build or erect something. c 71 What is come across used for? a Escape. You may have already heard the term. b We use it when we meet someone by chance. c 72 An example of come across: a I went to the bank and I came across my ex boyfriend. b Some people know all the different ways to get around tax laws. c 73 What is come up with used for? a when you come up with a solution to a problem or an idea. b having a friendly relationship with another person. c 74 Example of come up with: a I always come up with the answer. b You should always log out of your accounts when you use a public computer. c 75 Come down what is it? a in the context of computing, means logging into a website or device. b can have several translations depending on the text, but we can understand it as "come down. c 76 Example of Come down: a You should always log out of your accounts when you use a public computer. b Being smart comes down to only one thing c 77 What is Come in? a very well known, it means to enter and we use it very often as an imperative. b had to pull over on the shoulder and call my insurance company. c 78 Example of come in: a hose animals cannot came in here b What time will you pick me up c 79 Usefulness of go on: a in the context of computing, means to log on to a website or device. b Is also a well-known phrasal verb. c 80 Example of look up: a We are running out of petrol. b If you don't know the meaning of a word, you should look it up in the dictionary. c 81 Example of take out: a The children sat down at their desks and took out their pens and paper. b Don’t forget you have to go to the petrol station and fill up the tank. c 82 Example of turn around: a Could you drop me off in front of the library. b Sally was about to board the plane, but she turned around when someone called her name. c 83 Example of giving in: a Ben's mother relented and let him stay out late with his friends. b When Linda’s cat had kittens, she gave them all away to good homes. c 84 Example of going back to: a Derek's coworker wasn't sure what time the meeting was, so he told him. b My boss carried out his plan without incident. c 85 Example of go ahead: a Go ahead, explain to me why there is a car on my roof. b Barbara is dropping me off at the hospital today. c 86 Example of look up: a The children sat at their desks and took out their pens and paper. b Look out, there's a baseball coming! c 87 Example of take off: a She was very happy when she finally got home and took off her shoes. b Jerry picked up my sister at the airport. c 88 Example of come in: a Can have several meanings, but the most common is "to carry out". b Please come in, the door is open. c 89 Example of go out: a I've been dating Pedro for a month now and I feel like I'm already in love with him. b Jerry picked up my sister at the airport c 90 Example of come across: a I was walking through downtown when I may cross paths with Lauren. b Don’t worry about your book. It will turn up. c 91 Example of coming forward: a The police are waiting for more witnesses to come forward. b Susy’s little dog died last week, please don’t bring it up, she is still very sad about it. c 92 Example of get back to: a I am not talking to you until you grow up and stop acting like a child. b If I don’t get back to you later, call me tomorrow. c 93 Example of go on: a You should go on with our plan. Don’t let me down. b I get up early every day to work out. c 94 Example of turn up: a Please come in, the door is open. b Mike has not yet appeared. c 95 Example of come down to: a Are you coming down to London this weekend? b Please don’t worry! You can always count on me. c 96 Example of come over: a Please don’t worry! You can always count on me. b Would you like to come over for dinner tomorrow? c

1

¿Qué significa get?

a

Obtener

b

Agarrar

c

2

¿Qué significa getting?

a

llevar

b

llegar

c

3

¿Qué significa get off?

a

agarrar

b

bajarse

c

4

What does it mean to get out?

a

To leave

b

To enter

c

check

5

What does it mean to get back?

a

To return

b

something

c

feed

6

What does it mean to get up?

a

get down

b

get off

c

Get up

7

What does it mean to get in?

a

to enter

b

get on

c

fall down

8

What does it mean to get over?

a

recover

b

foot pain

c

9

What does it mean to get on?

a

yesterday I fell off the tricycle

b

To have a good relationship with someone

c

10

What does it mean to look at?

a

went to the library and threw a book away

b

I read a mystery book

c

To look at something

11

What does it mean to look after?

a

to take care of someone

b

to go back or return to the direction you came

c

12

What does it mean to look for?

a

to ice skate

b

to walk on clouds

c

to look for something

13

What does it mean to look out?

a

I like to watch series in the afternoon

b

To be attentive to something

c

14

What does it mean to look through?

a

check

b

drink

c

look at

15

What does it mean to look up?

a

Her career took off

b

In spring we put our clocks forward.

c

To consult something

16

What is taken aback used for?

a

to lies on someome

b

fall down taken someome

c

to surprise or shock someone

17

Example of take after:

a

He looks like his father's side of the family.

b

If the phone rings, don’t answer

c

18

What is take apart used for?

a

It you have legal problems, visit a lawyer

b

It is a report that is taken apart and commented on.

c

19

Example of take away:

a

Take that table away because we don't need it here.

b

If you put an ice cube in the sun, it melts.

c

20

What is take back used for?

a

To admit that something you said/thought was wrong.

b

To plants grow if it rains.

c

21

Example of take down?

a

To she doesn’t feel good if she doesn’t work.

b

To write down John's number so you can call him.

c

22

What is take for used for?

a

If the dog barks, it scares the baby.

b

I won the lottery, I would buy a very big house.

c

To believe something about someone, often wrongly.

23

Example of take in:

a

The police took him in for questioning about the robbery.

b

Take of saw a ghost, I would run away.

c

24

What is take off used for?

a

To come to success or popularity very suddenly.

b

To would buy an expensive car.

c

25

Example of take on:

a

I lived in Italy, I would eat pizza every day.

b

I went for the interview last week and now they have decided to hire me.

c

26

What is take out used for?

a

To go somewhere with someone, usually.

b

If I use a sweater, I feel comfortable.

c

27

Example of take over:

a

When the protests started the army took over.

b

I were you, I would study more.

c

We like something, we buy it.

28

What is take up?

a

To he spoke Chinese, he would apply for that job.

b

To spend time doing something regularly

c

29

Example with Go along with:

a

I never agree with John, but in this case I go along with him.

b

I have time tomorrow, I’ll visit my grandmother.

c

If she doesn’t cook her own food, she doesn’t eat.

30

Example with Go back:

a

She you worked hard, you would pass all your tests.

b

Christine will never go back to that restaurant. She had a bad experience.

c

31

Example with Go about:

a

When I visit a new city, I usually go all over it.

b

Supposing you were a famous actor, would you sign autographs.

c

32

Sentence with Go after:

a

You would have seen him for the last time.

b

You must go after him stealthily, otherwise he might notice.

c

33

Sentence with Go against:

a

she had studied more, she would have graduated.

b

I won the lottery, I would buy the house of my dreams.

c

I can't go against my parents and I have to respect their decisions.

34

Sentence with Go ahead:

a

it we would have learned English faster if my family had gone to London.

b

It's time to go ahead, don't give up yet.

c

35

Example with Going around:

a

The dog kept going around trying to bite its tail.

b

Hey had invited you to the movies, would you have accepted.

c

36

Example with Go ahead:

a

If you don't get involved in this project, we won't move forward.

b

If you hadn’t spoken so loudly, she wouldn’t have found out.

c

37

Example with Going from:

a

If we didn’t have to go to school, we could go to the match.

b

I think that cheese has gone bad, you shouldn't eat it.

c

38

Sentence with Go on:

a

The old women kept talking about their childhood all morning.

b

To would you have accepted if they had invited you to the movies.

c

39

Example with Go over:

a

You could have saved more money if you had worked harder.

b

Could you had been rich, you would have bought a new house.

c

Could you go over my article? I'm not sure if it has any mistakes.

40

Sentence with Go back:

a

Ted didn’t have so much work to do, he would come to the party with us.

b

Don't ever come back.

c

41

Sentence with go upstairs:

a

Tell Dad, who is in the basement, to go upstairs now.

b

He wouldn’t have been successful if it hadn’t been for his education.

c

42

What is give used for?

a

To say something exciting

b

To say that we have stopped doing something or have given up.

c

43

What does give back mean?

a

To throw something away

b

To give something back

c

To grab something

44

What does give out mean?

a

To give out

b

To grab on

c

45

What does put off mean?

a

Measure and separate

b

put off, delay, but also deter and distract.

c

46

Put before example:

a

When it comes to going skating.

b

When it comes to eating burritos.

c

When it comes to buying shoes, I put quality before price.

47

What does it mean to leave behind?

a

To fall off a chair onto the floor.

b

Put behind, in the sense of overcoming a bad experience.

c

48

Example of Put back:

a

Please put your hard hats back in place when you finish your visit to the mine.

b

Out of the way, because they are in the way.

c

49

Put out example:

a

He had a look round, but I didn’t find anything

b

Don't forget put look behind you, maybe it is there.

c

Lisa put out with her questions and stopped the conversation.

50

Example of put aside:

a

I think we should put aside our differences and try to find a solution that suits everyone.

b

We got in the car and headed for the airport.

c

51

Example of put across:

a

I think Kevin made his point very well, but the teacher didn't seem to like it.

b

I had to pull over on the shoulder and call my insurance company.

c

He pulled up in front of the school and waited in the car for her kids to come out.

52

Example of put by:

a

I try suddendly, a car cut in in front of me forcing me to brake sharply.

b

I try to save something every month to have some money for my vacation.

c

53

Example of put in:

a

Broke down on my way to work and I had to call the breakdown truck.

b

The school has submitted an application to the department of education for a new computer system.

c

54

Example of put forward:

a

In the spring we set the clocks forward.

b

Speed up a bit; we’re being overtaken by a bicycle.

c

55

Put through example:

a

The committee was unable to pass any campaign finance reform.

b

We got in the car and headed for the airport.

c

56

Give away example:

a

I’m looking after my daugther while my wife is working

b

To donate, to give something without expecting anything in return.

c

57

Give in example:

a

If you keep insisting, I'm sure your father will eventually give in and do what you want.

b

If Mark was sick and had to miss the party, so please don’t bring it up.

c

58

What is turn down used for?

a

To reduce the level or volume of a device.

b

To cause something, usually something wrong.

c

59

Example of turn up:

a

To visit someone or to call upon the knowledge of something or someone.

b

I looked around the room to see who else had shown up at the party.

c

60

What is turn into used for?

a

to become something different from what it used to be (usually negative).

b

Using someone's knowledge

c

61

Example of turn over:

a

Using words of encouragement to cheer up another person.

b

Please turn the page and continue reading.

c

62

What is turn back used for?

a

to go back or return to the direction you came from.

b

you can say this to make another person happier.

c

63

Example of turn out:

a

I came up with this idea for a TV show about a woman living with her best friend and daughter.

b

At first we didn't like the color, it didn't look very good but in the end it turned out out well.

c

64

What is turning against used for?

a

to become the opposition or to become the enemy.

b

to give information about something - such as a crime - voluntarily.

c

65

Example of turn away:

a

to refuse to enter or be admitted to some place.

b

can be used in several ways, this phrase generally means to interrupt or stop something.

c

66

What is turn off used for?

a

interrupting someone when they are speaking.

b

to stop something from working by pressing a button.

c

67

Example of turn to:

a

When I try to find a particular word, I always turn to this dictionary.

b

Can give you a ride and drop you off at work.

c

68

What is put on?

a

It means to put on something, also to increase in weight and to place on a surface.

b

It such a great boyfriend, when he heard that his girlfriend had a cold he dropped.

c

69

Example of put together:

a

I don't know how this little girl managed to put together a 1000 piece puzzle.

b

They tried to save their marriage by going to therapy, but in the end it fell apart anyway.

c

70

What is put up?

a

Falling to the ground, usually by accident.

b

This phrasal verb means to build or erect something.

c

71

What is come across used for?

a

Escape. You may have already heard the term.

b

We use it when we meet someone by chance.

c

72

An example of come across:

a

I went to the bank and I came across my ex boyfriend.

b

Some people know all the different ways to get around tax laws.

c

73

What is come up with used for?

a

when you come up with a solution to a problem or an idea.

b

having a friendly relationship with another person.

c

74

Example of come up with:

a

I always come up with the answer.

b

You should always log out of your accounts when you use a public computer.

c

75

Come down what is it?

a

in the context of computing, means logging into a website or device.

b

can have several translations depending on the text, but we can understand it as "come down.

c

76

Example of Come down:

a

You should always log out of your accounts when you use a public computer.

b

Being smart comes down to only one thing

c

77

What is Come in?

a

very well known, it means to enter and we use it very often as an imperative.

b

had to pull over on the shoulder and call my insurance company.

c

78

Example of come in:

a

hose animals cannot came in here

b

What time will you pick me up

c

79

Usefulness of go on:

a

in the context of computing, means to log on to a website or device.

b

Is also a well-known phrasal verb.

c

80

Example of look up:

a

We are running out of petrol.

b

If you don't know the meaning of a word, you should look it up in the dictionary.

c

81

Example of take out:

a

The children sat down at their desks and took out their pens and paper.

b

Don’t forget you have to go to the petrol station and fill up the tank.

c

82

Example of turn around:

a

Could you drop me off in front of the library.

b

Sally was about to board the plane, but she turned around when someone called her name.

c

83

Example of giving in:

a

Ben's mother relented and let him stay out late with his friends.

b

When Linda’s cat had kittens, she gave them all away to good homes.

c

84

Example of going back to:

a

Derek's coworker wasn't sure what time the meeting was, so he told him.

b

My boss carried out his plan without incident.

c

85

Example of go ahead:

a

Go ahead, explain to me why there is a car on my roof.

b

Barbara is dropping me off at the hospital today.

c

86

Example of look up:

a

The children sat at their desks and took out their pens and paper.

b

Look out, there's a baseball coming!

c

87

Example of take off:

a

She was very happy when she finally got home and took off her shoes.

b

Jerry picked up my sister at the airport.

c

88

Example of come in:

a

Can have several meanings, but the most common is "to carry out".

b

Please come in, the door is open.

c

89

Example of go out:

a

I've been dating Pedro for a month now and I feel like I'm already in love with him.

b

Jerry picked up my sister at the airport

c

90

Example of come across:

a

I was walking through downtown when I may cross paths with Lauren.

b

Don’t worry about your book. It will turn up.

c

91

Example of coming forward:

a

The police are waiting for more witnesses to come forward.

b

Susy’s little dog died last week, please don’t bring it up, she is still very sad about it.

c

92

Example of get back to:

a

I am not talking to you until you grow up and stop acting like a child.

b

If I don’t get back to you later, call me tomorrow.

c

93

Example of go on:

a

You should go on with our plan. Don’t let me down.

b

I get up early every day to work out.

c

94

Example of turn up:

a

Please come in, the door is open.

b

Mike has not yet appeared.

c

95

Example of come down to:

a

Are you coming down to London this weekend?

b

Please don’t worry! You can always count on me.

c

96

Example of come over:

a

Please don’t worry! You can always count on me.

b

Would you like to come over for dinner tomorrow?

c

Phrasal Verbs

Froggy Jumps

Descarga la versión para jugar en papel

Creada por

Top 10 resultados

Top juegos

Relacionar Columnas

The Bill of Rights

Mapa Interactivo

Blank Keyboard Test

Mapa Interactivo

Heart Labeling

Mapa Interactivo

13 Colonies Map

Memory

NEW JEANS