A–Z Phrasal Verbs Wheel

Ruleta de Palabras

Jugadas 3

Crear copia

Sobre esta actividad

English phrasal verbs (A–Z)

Creada por

Ana

Venezuela

Descarga la versión para jugar en papel

Top 10 resultados

Todavía no hay resultados para este juego. ¡Sé el primero en aparecer en el ranking! Inicia sesión para identificarte.

Crea tu propio juego gratis desde nuestro creador de juegos

Compite contra tus amigos para ver quien consigue la mejor puntuación en esta actividad

Crear reto

Equipos de futbol

Juan Gabry Paredes

Ecuador

(107)

Equipos de futbol profesionales
ROSCO VIRTUAL

y h

Chile

(106)

Este rosco es de temática libre, para alumnos de 5to y 6to año básico.
ruleta de brawl stars

Andres NM

España

(99)

para pross
JUEGO PASAPALABRA ROSCO 2

Maite María

España

(913)

Juego pasapalabra.
Jugadores de futbol

Arnau Aspas

España

(46)

Jugadores de futbol de todo el mundo


A–Z Phrasal Verbs WheelVersión en línea English phrasal verbs (A–Z) por Ana A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A To say that you want something or someone Starts with B When a machine stops working Starts with C To continue doing something or moving forward Contains D BQ: True or False? The particle "Down" usually suggests a decrease in intensity Starts with E To have a meal in a restaurant instead of at home Starts with F To complete the last part of a task or activity Starts with G To stop doing something or stop trying Starts with H To wait for someone or something, usually insist Contains I BQ: What is the difference between a "transitive" and "intranstive" phrasal verb? Starts with J To participe or become involved in an activity with other people Starts with K To continue doing something repeatedly Starts with L To try to find something or someone Contains M BQ: "Away" indicates distance. Which sentence is correct? "Put my toys away" or "I feel away" Contains N BQ: When using a pronoun with a separable verb, where does it go? Contains O BQ: In phrasal verbs like "Work out" or "Find out", what is the general meaning of "Out"? Starts with P To go and collect someone or something Starts with Q BQ: What is the difference between Look up VS. Find out? Starts with R To leave a place or person secretly and suddenly Starts with S To speak about something relevant, so people can hear you Starts with T When a plane leaves the ground (Past simple) Contains U BQ: Particle Meaning: Often indicates completion, improvement, or an upward movement Starts with V To elect someone to a position by voting Starts with W To record information on paper Contains X BQ: Explain the difference between Knocked Down VS. Knocked Out Contains Y BQ: Explain the difference between Go out VS. Go back Contains Z BQ: "I need to ____ out (discover) the truth on Michael Jackson’s death"

A–Z Phrasal Verbs WheelVersión en línea

English phrasal verbs (A–Z)

por Ana

Starts with A

To say that you want something or someone

Starts with B

When a machine stops working

Starts with C

To continue doing something or moving forward

Contains D

BQ: True or False? The particle "Down" usually suggests a decrease in intensity

Starts with E

To have a meal in a restaurant instead of at home

Starts with F

To complete the last part of a task or activity

Starts with G

To stop doing something or stop trying

Starts with H

To wait for someone or something, usually insist

Contains I

BQ: What is the difference between a "transitive" and "intranstive" phrasal verb?

Starts with J

To participe or become involved in an activity with other people

Starts with K

To continue doing something repeatedly

Starts with L

To try to find something or someone

Contains M

BQ: "Away" indicates distance. Which sentence is correct? "Put my toys away" or "I feel away"

Contains N

BQ: When using a pronoun with a separable verb, where does it go?

Contains O

BQ: In phrasal verbs like "Work out" or "Find out", what is the general meaning of "Out"?

Starts with P

To go and collect someone or something

Starts with Q

BQ: What is the difference between Look up VS. Find out?

Starts with R

To leave a place or person secretly and suddenly

Starts with S

To speak about something relevant, so people can hear you

Starts with T

When a plane leaves the ground (Past simple)

Contains U

BQ: Particle Meaning: Often indicates completion, improvement, or an upward movement

		%
	Anónimo	%
		%
		%

A–Z Phrasal Verbs Wheel

Ruleta de Palabras

Sobre esta actividad

Creada por

Descarga la versión para jugar en papel

Top juegos

Ruleta de Palabras

Equipos de futbol

Ruleta de Palabras

ROSCO VIRTUAL

Ruleta de Palabras

ruleta de brawl stars

Ruleta de Palabras

JUEGO PASAPALABRA ROSCO 2

Ruleta de Palabras

Jugadores de futbol

A–Z Phrasal Verbs WheelVersión en línea

por Ana

Starts with A

To say that you want something or someone

Starts with B

When a machine stops working

Starts with C

To continue doing something or moving forward

Contains D

BQ: True or False? The particle "Down" usually suggests a decrease in intensity

Starts with E

To have a meal in a restaurant instead of at home

Starts with F

To complete the last part of a task or activity

Starts with G

To stop doing something or stop trying

Starts with H

To wait for someone or something, usually insist

Contains I

BQ: What is the difference between a "transitive" and "intranstive" phrasal verb?

Starts with J

To participe or become involved in an activity with other people

Starts with K

To continue doing something repeatedly

Starts with L

To try to find something or someone

Contains M

BQ: "Away" indicates distance. Which sentence is correct? "Put my toys away" or "I feel away"

Contains N

BQ: When using a pronoun with a separable verb, where does it go?

Contains O

BQ: In phrasal verbs like "Work out" or "Find out", what is the general meaning of "Out"?

Starts with P

To go and collect someone or something

Starts with Q

BQ: What is the difference between Look up VS. Find out?

Starts with R

To leave a place or person secretly and suddenly

Starts with S

To speak about something relevant, so people can hear you

Starts with T

When a plane leaves the ground (Past simple)

Contains U

BQ: Particle Meaning: Often indicates completion, improvement, or an upward movement

Starts with V

To elect someone to a position by voting

Starts with W

To record information on paper

Contains X

BQ: Explain the difference between Knocked Down VS. Knocked Out

Contains Y

BQ: Explain the difference between Go out VS. Go back

Contains Z

BQ: "I need to ____ out (discover) the truth on Michael Jackson’s death"