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Phrasal Verbs & Conditionals ChallengeVersión en línea Phrasal verbs and conditionals practice por Juan Camilo Romero 1 What does get up to usually mean in a sentence? a finish quickly b arrive late c do something, often mischievous d ignore completely 2 Choose the best meaning for look at. a to ignore someone b to run away from something c to direct your eyes toward something d to jump over 3 If two friends get along, they are... a in the same place b unable to speak c friendly with each other d always arguing 4 What does look after mean? a to watch from a distance b to ignore temporarily c to take care of d to steal 5 Which sentence uses get through correctly meaning to overcome a barrier? a We finally got through the exam after midnight. b She will get through the meal quickly. c We got through a wall. d They got through the window. 6 Choose the meaning of look out / watch out. a be careful or vigilant b to ignore danger c to watch a movie d to look through a window 7 Which option best defines get better? a to improve b to recover slowly c to become worse d to stop existing 8 What does look like mean? a to resemble b to appear to be different c to search visually d to stare angrily 9 Look for means to... a watch b search for c reject d throw away 10 get around commonly means to... a stay in one place b avoid looking for clues c become exhausted d move from place to place 11 Which sentence uses a phrasal verb correctly? a She looks after her little brother every weekend. b She look after her brother every weekends. c She looks after her brother every weekendly. d She looks after him every weekend up. 12 Zero conditional: which structure is correct? a If + past simple, would + base form b If + present continuous, present simple c If + present simple, present simple d If + future simple, present simple 13 Zero conditional is used for... a hypothetical past events b future plans c personal opinions d general truths and facts 14 First conditional pattern is... a If + past simple, would + base verb b If + present simple, present simple c If + present simple, will + base verb d If + present perfect, will + base verb 15 Choose a correct first conditional sentence. a If it rains, we stayed home. b If it rains, we stay home. c If it rained, we will stay home. d If it rains, we will stay home. 16 First conditional is used for... a hypothetical impossible events b possible future outcomes depending on a condition c general truths d past habits 17 Which of these defines zero conditional better? a Future plans with will b Hypothetical impossible outcomes c Past events with would d General truths with present simple in both clauses 18 Fill the blank: If you heat ice, it ____ (melt). a melt b melts c melting d will melt 19 Fill the blank: If she studies, she ____ the test tomorrow. a passed b is passing c passes d will pass 20 Zero vs First: Which uses present simple in both clauses? a Zero conditional b Both use past tense c Neither d First conditional 21 Which is a difficulty explanation of the first conditional? a It describes past habitual actions. b It describes impossible futures. c It describes real future possibilities with a future result. d It describes general truths. 22 Easy definition of the zero conditional? a Truths that always happen under certain conditions b A future prediction with will c A hypothetical future plan d A past habit Feedback 1 Get up to = engage in or do (often mischievous deeds). 2 Look at = direct your gaze toward something to examine or observe. 3 Get along means be friendly or compatible. 4 Look after = take care of someone or something. 5 Get through can mean succeed in passing a test or communication barrier. 6 Look out/watch out = be vigilant and careful about danger. 7 Get better = improve or recover. 8 Look like = seem or resemble. 9 Look for = search to find something. 10 Get around = move around or travel; can also imply circumvent. 11 Correct usage: looks after = takes care of. 12 Zero conditional uses present simple in both clauses. 13 Zero conditional expresses general truths. 14 First conditional expresses real future possibilities. 15 Real future possibility with will in main clause. 16 First conditional relates to real future possibilities. 17 Zero conditional expresses universal truths. 18 Zero conditional: present simple in both clauses. 19 First conditional: present simple in condition, will + base verb in result. 20 Zero uses present simple in both clauses. 21 First conditional explains real future outcomes contingent on a present condition. 22 Zero conditional expresses universal truths.

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Phrasal Verbs & Conditionals ChallengeVersión en línea

por Juan Camilo Romero

What does get up to usually mean in a sentence?

Choose the best meaning for look at.

If two friends get along, they are...

What does look after mean?

Which sentence uses get through correctly meaning to overcome a barrier?

Choose the meaning of look out / watch out.

Which option best defines get better?

What does look like mean?

Look for means to...

get around commonly means to...

Which sentence uses a phrasal verb correctly?

Zero conditional: which structure is correct?

Zero conditional is used for...

First conditional pattern is...

Choose a correct first conditional sentence.

First conditional is used for...

Which of these defines zero conditional better?

Fill the blank: If you heat ice, it ____ (melt).

Fill the blank: If she studies, she ____ the test tomorrow.

Zero vs First: Which uses present simple in both clauses?

Which is a difficulty explanation of the first conditional?

Easy definition of the zero conditional?