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Phrasal Verbs
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Preguntas del test (43)
1it had been ____ them to dress correctly.
( ➭ repeat sth many times in order to make someone learn or remember it)- Adrummed into
- Bpottered around
2Our teacher ___the lesson ___ our heads.
- Adrummed ... into
- Bput ... down
3If you pay for both tickets now, I'll ___ up with you later.
- Asquare
- Btie
4We're ___ on much better now that we don't live together.
- Agetting
- Bstanding
5He spent his holidays ____ around the house/garden.
- Apottering
- Bjazzing
6We found a buyer for our house, but then the sale ___.
- Afell through
- Btold on
7You`ve done some much to help. I`m sorry to have ___ you ___.
- Aput ... out
- Bcracked ... down
8Would it __ if we came tomorrow instead of today?
- Aput you out
- Bput you up
9The teacher told the students to look the new words ___ in a dictionary.
- Aup
- Bafter
10Business was pretty bad for a while, but things are starting to ____.
- Alook up
- Bput out
11After I gained twenty pounds, I had to have all my pants let ___ .
- Aout
- Bin
- Cthrough
12The tailor let her old dress ___ so that she could wear it again.
- Aout
- Boff
13An accident ___ traffic for three miles.
- Abacked up
- Bpulled over
14My father taught me that it's not polite to ___ line; you have to go to the back and wait your turn.
- Abutt in
- Blet in on
15I'm going to let you __ on something not many people know about me.
- Ain
- Bacross
- Con
16You're going too fast. Can you ____ a little and explain your plan again?
- Acut up
- Bback up
- Cbreak down
17Sarah filed for divorce after she caught George cheating ___ her
- Aon
- Bin
18It was really hot yesterday, but it cooled ___ in the evening.
- Aoff
- Bout
19The archeologist found ruins that ___ back 5,000 years.
- Ago
- Bset
20Don't make the pieces of wedding cake too big, otherwise there won't be enough to ____ .
- Ago around
- Blie around
- Chang around
21You wait half an hour for a bus, then three _______ ( = arrive) at once!
- Acome along
- Bcome around
- Ccome out
22If you _________ ( = have to deal with) difficulties, let me know and I'll help out.
- Acome up against
- Bcome down to
23I must get on with my work. I _____ because I spent too much time online.
- Agot behind
- Bgot away with
- Cgot at
24The new boss is a terrible snob. She _______ on most other people.
- Alooks forward
- Blooks down
- Clooks ahead
25Can you ____ ( = understand) the words of this song?
- Amake up
- Bmake out
26When we got to the park, the children _____ ( = went) the swings while I sat on a bench.
- Amade up
- Bmade for
- Cmade out
27I ________ with her tantrums for 30 years.
*to accept or continue to accept an unpleasant situation or experience, or someone who behaves unpleasantly.- Aput up
- Bput off
- Cput on
28🅐 I find it very offensive that you called him an idiot.
🅑 Ok. Sorry, I shouldn`t have said it. I _____ it _____.- Atake, back
- Btake, down
29I`m exhausted! Teaching 28 hours a week really _______ me.
- Atakes it out of
- Btake it up on
- Ctake up with
30There were dirty clothes all _____ (mixed) in a pile on the floor.
- Ajumbled up
- Bused up
- Cloaded up
31My secretary will ____ you ____.
✤ to go to the door of a building or room with someone who does not live or work there, when they are leaving:- Asee, out
- Bsee, about
32The boys told me to clear [blank_start]off[blank_end]. (go away)
- Aoff ; out
- Bon
- Cabout
33She can run [blank_start]off[blank_end] a new song in half an hour.
- Aoff
- Bin
- Con
34Could you run me ____ five copies of this, please?
- Aoff
- Babout
- Cout
35The meeting has been put [blank_start]off[blank_end] for a week.
- Aoff
- Bon
36He fell [blank_start]over[blank_end] and hurt his knees quite badly
- Aover
- Boff
- Cup
37The police are trying to [blank_start]crack[blank_end] down on street crime.
- Acrack
- Bbill
- Chand
38There were people [blank_start]milling[blank_end] around the entrance to the stadium.
- Amilling
- Bwashing
39Fans were [blank_start]milling[blank_end] around the hotel lobby hoping to see the film star.
- Amilling
- Bputting
40Do you want to【stay here】after the meeting?
- Astick around
- Bsit around
- Clie around
41My suitcase got a bit【bashed about】 on the plane.
- Adamaged
- Bopen
- Cswollen
42If you think you can push me [blank_start]around[blank_end] like that, you're mistaken.
- Aaround
- Boff
- Cover
43They threatened to bump him [blank_start]off[blank_end] if he told anyone about about the robbery.
- Aoff
- Bout
- Cinto
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- Test sobre Phrasal Verbs, creado por Street Lingo el 30/11/2022.
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- Português
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