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Phrasal Verbs Challenge

15 quick-fire questions. 3 lives. Learn the phrasal verbs English speakers actually use — meanings, context and correct word order.

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Phrasal Verbs Cheat Sheet

give up

stop trying or stop doing something. He gave up smoking.

find out

discover information. I need to find out what happened.

look after

take care of someone or something. Can you look after the dog?

put off

delay something. We put the meeting off until Friday.

run out of

have none left. We've run out of milk.

get on with

have a good relationship with someone. I get on well with my colleagues.

turn down

refuse an offer or reduce volume/heat. She turned down the job.

pick up

collect someone/something or learn informally. I'll pick you up at six.

work out

solve, calculate, exercise, or develop successfully. We worked out the answer.

Word-order trap: some phrasal verbs are separable. With a pronoun, put the pronoun in the middle: turn it off, not turn off it. Other verbs are inseparable: look after him, not look him after.

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Phrasal Verbs Challenge

You get 15 questions, 3 lives and 20 seconds per question. Build a streak for bonus points. Questions mix meaning, context and correct word order.