Use the phrasal verbs you have learned to complete the sentences. Each phrasal verb is used once. Pay attention to various conjugations.
- come across
- blow up
- make up
- run out
- tell off
- break up
- give up
- take up
- turn down
- set off
- take back
- take on
- put up with
- go over
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- If you really want to lose weight, you need to ————–eating desserts.
- Let’s —————-the grammar one more time before the test.
- I was —————-an old sweater when I ——————this photograph of my high school class.
- Look Jack, I’ve —————your bad behavior long enough!
- There is just too much work to be done. We’ll have to ————-some new employees.
- You don’t think I believe that ridiculous story you ——————-, do you?
- I think you need to ——————–a new hobby to help you relax.
- When the father saw what had happened he ————-and shouted at his son.
- I had to —————-her request for a loan. Her credit was just not good enough.
- We ——————-at six in the morning on our drive to the Grand Canyon.
- Jack and Linda ——————–last week. They just weren’t happy together.
- We’d better stop soon. Otherwise, we’ll ———————–of gas.
- I want you to ———————-every bad word you’ve said about my brother.
- Unfortunately, I had to ———————-Bob because of his poor performance recently.
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