Share phrasal verbs and reflexive pronouns
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[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] You will have an accident if you _______ driving like that
carry on
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] Is that the best excuse you can _______ ?
come up with
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] I spent an hour looking for the keys, but eventually I __________ and went home.
gave up
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] I had to walk fast to ___________with my dog.
keep up
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] I’ve always ___________ mother for her patience and dedication.
looked up to
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] I’ll_________ early to avoid the traffic
set off
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] She wants to ____________her own make up brand.
set up
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] She only bought that phone to____________and prove she could afford one.
show off
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] All the students ___________ the Christmas play.
took part in
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB] We will have to__________how many chairs we’ll need for the party
work out
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PRONUON] He doesn't see _______ as a police officer in the future
himself
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PRONOUN] We have to make dinner __________. Mum isn't at home
ourselves
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PRONOUN] This party is the best. _______ is having fun.
Everyone
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PRONOUN] I've lost the game. There is ___________ I can do.
nothing
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT PRONOUN] I burnt __________ while I was doing the ironing
myself
[CHOOSE THE CORRECT JOB] Rafael Nadal and Messi are ________
athletes
