The new policy aims to crack _____________ on illegal activities in the city.
down
in
up
over
What is this phrasal verb?
Pick up
The boy takes ___ his socks after school.
(up/ back / away / off)
OFF
We need to figure _____________ how to solve this problem before the deadline.
over
up
in
out
It's important to break _____________ complex topics into smaller, manageable parts.
in
out
down
up
What is this phrasal verb?
Wake up
You need to fill ___ this form.
(up/ for / in / over)
IN
What is this phrasal verb?
Take off
What is this phrasal verb?
Grow up
What is this phrasal verb?
Throw away
She couldn't put _____________ with his constant complaints.
on
down
in
up
Tommy is taking his book ___ to the library.
(up/ back / down / over)
BACK
What is this phrasal verb?
Put off
What is this phrasal verb?
Tell off
The athlete had to give _____________ the competition due to a knee injury.
out
in
down
up
He broke _____________ the news to his parents that he had decided to drop out of college.
down
up
out
in
The company plans to roll _____________ a new product line next month.
in
up
out
on
What is this phrasal verb?
Show off
He wants to cut ___ the tree.
(up/ away / down / over)
DOWN
What is this phrasal verb?
Look after/Take care
What is this phrasal verb?
Drop off
The students were told to come _____________ with creative ideas for the class project.
on
in
over
up
The company will cut _____________ on expenses to improve its financial situation.
down
up
off
out
to knock ____ your opponent.
(up/ out/ down / to)
OUT
What is this phrasal verb?
Work out
The project fell _____________ because of a lack of funding.
apart
through
up
down
The comedian managed to come _____________ with a hilarious response to the unexpected interruption.
up
down
in
over
What is this phrasal verb?
Hang up
Jack is listening ___ English pop songs.
(for / to / down / over)
TO
What is this phrasal verb?
Give up
The car is going to run ___ the poor turtle!
(up/ back / down / over)
OVER
After lunch, he clears ___ the dishes from the table.
(up/ away / down / over)
away
What is this phrasal verb?
Turn off
She didn't let the criticism get _____________ her and continued to pursue her goals.
through
over
to
down
What is this phrasal verb?
Keep up with
The team needs to focus and carry _____________ the plan to completion.
through
up
out
down
The manager decided to hold _____________ the project until further notice.
in
off
up
on
It's time to move _____________ from the past and embrace new opportunities.
over
away
up
on
The team managed to pull _____________ a surprising victory in the final minutes of the game.
out
up
through
off
The teacher called _____________ the shy student to share his thoughts with the class.
out
up
in
on
What is this phrasal verb?
Get up
Elena is trying ___ a pair of shoes.
(up/ back / down / on)
ON
Why do you always ring me ___ at lunch?
(up/ away / down / over)
UP
Sheila is looking ___ her glasses!
(up / for / down / over)
FOR
The CEO decided to step _____________ from his position due to health reasons.
in
off
up
down
What is this phrasal verb?
Look up
The manager asked the team to put _____________ their differences and focus on the project.
out
aside
down
up
I can't believe you gave _____________ your dream of becoming a chef.
on
in
out
up
The students were told to hand _____________ their essays by the end of the week.
over
up
in
on
The mother looks ___ her children.
(after / for/ down / over)
AFTER
The teacher called _____________ the students who had completed the homework.
out
down
up
in
We need to find a way to get _____________ the language barrier during the international conference.
over
up
around
through
What is this phrasal verb?
Pass out
I have to catch _____________ on my reading before the exam next week.
up
on
down
in