✅ turn down
✅ break down
📝 give up smoking
✅ put up
✅ take off
📝 take off clothes
turn down (refuse)
break down (fail)
cheer up (feel better)
look forward (anticipate)
throw away (discard)
put away (store)
check in (register)
check out (leave)
Complete the sentences with appropriate phrasal verbs from the work theme.
Looking for phrasal verb meaning "quit": "give up"
Complete: "She decided to give up her job"
Looking for phrasal verb meaning "refuse": "turn down"
Complete: "He turned down the offer"
Looking for phrasal verb meaning "fail/stop working": "break down"
Complete: "The machine broke down during the meeting"
Looking for phrasal verb meaning "submit": "hand in"
Complete: "Please hand in the report by Friday"
Looking for phrasal verb meaning "prepare": "work on"
Complete: "I need to work on my presentation"
1. give up, 2. turned down, 3. broke down, 4. hand in, 5. work on
• Give up: Stop doing something permanently
• Turn down: Refuse an offer
• Break down: Stop functioning
Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings.
At airport/hotel: register arrival → "arrive and register"
At hotel: pay and leave → "leave after paying"
Begin journey → "depart/start traveling"
Leave vehicle → "exit bus/train/plane"
Provide accommodation → "provide lodging"
check in: arrive and register, check out: leave after paying, set off: depart, get off: exit vehicle, put up: provide lodging
• Check in/out: Registration processes at hotels/airports
• Set off: Begin a journey
• Get off: Exit transportation
Complete the emotional situations with appropriate phrasal verbs.
Need phrasal verb meaning "make calm": "calm down"
Complete: "calm him down"
Need phrasal verb meaning "become happier": "cheer up"
Complete: "she needed to cheer up"
Need phrasal verb meaning "anticipate with pleasure": "look forward to"
Complete: "I'm really looking forward to Christmas"
Need phrasal verb meaning "bother/disturb": "bother with"
Complete: "Stop bothering me"
1. calm him down, 2. cheer up, 3. looking forward to, 4. bothering
• Calm down: Become less agitated
• Cheer up: Become happier
• Look forward to: Anticipate with pleasure
Identify whether phrasal verbs are separable or inseparable and use correctly.
Can separate: "turn the offer down" OR "turn down the offer"
Can separate: "get the bus off" OR "get off the bus"
Cannot separate: "look after the children" (NOT "look the children after")
Cannot separate: "depend on you" (NOT "depend you on")
Can separate: "pick up the book" OR "pick the book up"
Separable: turn down, get off, pick up | Inseparable: look after, depend on
• Separable: Object can come between verb and particle
• Inseparable: Particle always follows verb
• Object Pronouns: Often require separation
Complete daily household activities with appropriate phrasal verbs.
Need phrasal verb meaning "organize/clean": "tidy up"
Complete: "Please tidy up your room"
Need phrasal verb meaning "throw away": "throw away"
Complete: "Throw away those old magazines"
Need phrasal verb meaning "store properly": "put away"
Complete: "Put away your toys after playing"
Need phrasal verb meaning "wash": "wash up"
Complete: "Wash up the dishes"
Need phrasal verb meaning "switch off": "turn off"
Complete: "Turn off the lights when leaving"
1. tidy up, 2. throw away, 3. put away, 4. wash up, 5. turn off
• Tidy up: Organize and clean
• Throw away: Discard as waste
• Put away: Store in proper place