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Phrasal verbs with ON
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Phrasal verbs with on (scrambled)Qualities and attitudes arrogant / arrogance – confident / confidence – curious / curiosity – humble / humility – ignorant/ ignorance – intellectual / intellect – knowledgeable / knowledge – perseverant / perseverance – self-aware / self-awareness Phrasal verbs 1. call for (= require) • 2. come across (= encounter) • 3. go against (= contradict) • 4. take somebody in (= deceive) • 5. get something across (= communicate) • 6. back something up (= support) Knowledge: idioms take it for granted - know for a fact - beyond a doubt - common knowledge – call … into question - cast doubt on - go with your gutPhrasal verbs: put away, give away, throw away, pick out, put on, try on, pick up, take off, wear out, get into, go with, look forMake a gave suitable for late teens or early 20 students with the following phrasal verbs: given up 2 get over 3 signed up 4 taken up 5 tried out 6 cut down onPhrasal Verb Quiz Instructions: Choose the best meaning for the bold phrasal verb in each sentence. She looked up a word in the dictionary. A) To stare at something B) To find information in a book or online C) To write a new word She looked up at the sky. A) To raise your eyes to see something above B) To search for a specific star C) To feel happy He always tries to get out of doing his chores. A) To leave the house B) To finish work quickly C) To avoid doing something you don't want to do Why didn’t you call me back last night? A) To shout at someone B) To return a phone call C) To remember a name She was bored at the party, so she took off. A) To start dancing B) To leave suddenly C) To remove her coat I can’t figure out the answer to this question. A) To understand or solve something B) To draw a picture C) To forget a fact I am free on Sunday. Do you want to come over? A) To go to a store B) To visit someone’s house C) To call someone on the phone He had to make up a story about a dragon and a princess. A) To read a book aloud B) To invent or create a story C) To fix a mistake After three years in college, she suddenly dropped out. A) To graduate with honors B) To stop attending school before finishing C) To fall down the stairs My manager handed out the reports during the meeting. A) To give something to many people in a group B) To throw something away C) To write a report by hand I had to fill out a form. A) To complete a document by writing information B) To make something bigger C) To throw a paper in the trash I ran into some old friends yesterday. A) To race against someone B) To meet someone by chance (unexpectedly) C) To call someone on purpose We will pick up our parents from the airport tonight. A) To lift something heavy B) To collect someone in a car C) To say goodbye When are you going to give up smoking? A) To start a new habit B) To stop doing something C) To buy something expensive My teacher crossed out my mistakes with a red pen. A) To draw a line through something B) To highlight something important C) To give a good grade I should go over my notes before my presentation. A) To lose your papers B) To review or check something carefully C) To write new notesPhrasal verbs with downPhrasal Verbs With Definitions Phrasal Verbs with 'PULL'