Phrasal Verbs, Transitive and Intransitive | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Phrasal Verb quiz to practise the grammar and vocabulary from Pearson's Focus 5 (B2+ level)

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c_ _ b _ _ _ o _ = reduce consumption of

cut back on

15

w _ _ _ d _ _ _ = eat very quickly

wolf down

20

p _ _ _ a _ = slowly eat very little

pick at

20

e _ _ u _ = finish in a certain way / situation

end up

10

When we use a verb after a phrasal verb, it's always - an infinitive / a gerund -.

a gerund

20

True or False? 3-word phrasal verbs are always separable.

FALSE! Never separate 3-word phrasal verbs.

20

h _ _ _ o _ = wait

hang on

10

c _ _ _ _ d _ _ _ = stop business or operation, especially permanently

close down

20

Which of these is transitive?

get up

put on

break down

grow up

15

Which of these is intransitive?

put up with

run away

let down

hang up

15

Is 'end up' transitive, intransitive, or can it be both?

intransitive

15

Is 'give up' transitive, intransitive, or can it be both?

Both! (e.g.: 'I give up' - no object necessary, 'He gave up smoking' - with an object)

15

p _ _ o _ _ = delay, postpone

put off

10

A, B, or A + B? -- A: Hang your coat up. B: Hang up your coat.

A + B

15

A, B or A + B? -- A: Pick him up at the station. B: Pick up him at the station.

A (a pronoun always separates a phrasal verb if it's separable)

10

g _ f _ _ = choose

go for

10