What does the phrasal verb 'go on' mean? A. to continue. B. to fall off something.

You have to leave your home at 6am if you want to arrive for your surfing class on time. Which phrasal verb means 'to leave your home to start a journey'?

Which phrasal verb is missing from the sentence? Clue: This phrasal verb means to start doing a hobby. If you enjoy extreme sports you should ______ ____ mountain climbing for wind surfing.

You've promised yourself that you'll try a new hobby this year and you've decided to try chess. It's too difficult and you want to ______ ___ but your parents have paid a lot for the course and you don't want to disappoint them.

Which phrasal verb is missing? Remember to use the correct form. You don't enjoy your art classes anymore. You've ____ ____ them.

If you join in with something you... A. spend time alone. B. take part in an activity with other people.

Your school is organising a ski trip and you would like to go. What do you need to do to tell your school you want to go? A. Take up the registration form. B. Put your name down.