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Phrasal verbs

Vocabulary · B2 · 11 printable sheets, each with an answer key.

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  1. Sheet 1 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: a fresh start in a new cityMeet common phrasal verbs in a story about moving abroad, match them to meanings and use them in new sentences.Free
  2. Sheet 2 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: what do the particles mean?Learn what up, down, out, off, on and back often mean in phrasal verbs.Premium
  3. Sheet 3 · 15 minPhrasal verbs: friends and relationshipsLearn six phrasal verbs for describing relationships, use them in context and write about someone important to you.Premium
  4. Sheet 4 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: work and studyMatch six phrasal verbs for work and study to their meanings, use them in context and give advice to a student.Premium
  5. Sheet 5 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: where does the object go?Practice word order with separable and inseparable phrasal verbs, especially with pronouns like it and them.Premium
  6. Sheet 6 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: one verb, many meaningsSee how take off, pick up, turn out and come change meaning in different sentences.Premium
  7. Sheet 7 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: three-part verbsUse three-part phrasal verbs such as run out of and come up with, and learn six more with their meanings.Premium
  8. Sheet 8 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: a road trip that went wrongRead about a road trip in Iceland, check the details and find phrasal verbs in the text that match definitions.Premium
  9. Sheet 9 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: formal or informal?Match formal verbs to their phrasal verb equivalents, make sentences sound more natural and write an informal message.Premium
  10. Sheet 10 · 20 minPhrasal verbs: review challengeTest yourself on phrasal verbs from the pack: choose the right verb, add the missing particle and write a short story.Premium
  11. Sheet 11 · 35 minPhrasal verbs: hosting, cooking and family get-togethersLearn twelve phrasal verbs for having people over, cooking a big meal and catching up with family, complete a family's group chat, check where the object goes, play Hot seat with your teacher and classmates and write an invitation.Premium