The babysitter ________ the children when the parents are away.
looks after (to look after)
We _________ bread. I'll buy some. (hint: no bread at home)
ran out of (to run out of)
I'm afraid I need to _________ your invitation. (hint: reject)
turn down
The meeting will ____ at 5 p.m., so we can grab dinner afterward.
go on
be over
take off
Unscramble the sentence: give / not / he / the / up / during / did / race
He did not give up during the race.
We need to go to the store because we have ____ milk.
look out for
ran out of
looked out for
run out of
Who will ____ the children while we’re away?
look after
give up
look forward to
Unscramble the sentence: me / you / up / pick / from / 8 p.m./ airport / the / at / can / ?
Can you pick me up from the airport at 8 p.m.?
Correct the error in this sentence: She is putting her coat in.
She is putting her coat on / She's putting on her coat
If you don’t know the right word, you can ____ it ____ in the dictionary.
write / down
look / on
turn / off
look / up
Correct the error in this sentence: Could you drop out me at the train station?
Could you drop me off at the train station?
He ____ the job offer because it wasn’t what he wanted.
gave on
turned on
gave up
turned down
We ____ for the train station at 7 a.m. yesterday.
have set off
setted off
set off
are setting off
She ____ her daughter from school every afternoon.
picks up
picked up
is picking up
Correct the error in this sentence: I writed down the wrong number.
I wrote down the wrong number. / I've written down the wrong number.
Create a present simple sentence using the phrasal verb 'go off'.
Possible example: The alarm always goes off at 6 a.m.
