What time are you going to .......... Kate from the airport?
picked up
checking in
pick up
check in
When you go to the airport, probably instead of luggage, they say .......... .
baggage
bagagge
equipage
stuff
The plane is scheduled to .......... at 15:30 and we’ll be landing at 17:00.
setting off
take off
set off
taking off
You must be so excited about .......... .
going away
taking off
picking up
getting off
I follow the.......... to my gate.
sign
desk
queue
customs
You have to show your .......... to identify yourself.
passport
pasport
baggage
ticket
That’s lucky! I’m sure you can get your .......... and go through the .......... really quickly then.
security pass / baggage hall
boarding pass / security check
baggage / sign
departure desk / boarding pass
I go to the baggage .......... to collect my baggage.
queue
desk
sign
hall
If you go to the ckeck-in .......... you can get your boarding pass.
sign
desk
customs
queue
What is the correct preposition for the phrasal verbs. GET ...... (return)
back
away
in
off
What is the correct preposition for the phrasal verbs. GO ...... (visit a place)
away
up
in
off
We haven’t got time to .......... the museum.
look round
getting away
looking around
get away
I go to departures for the .......... check.
security
boarding
customs
baggage
I received my .......... pass.
baggage
security
passport
boarding
We’re .......... Alison from the train station at noon.
picked up
picking up
going to pick up
going to picking up
Kyle: Don’t forget your .......... and .......... !
ticket / passport
baggage / hall
passport / receipt
desk / passport
What is the correct preposition for the phrasal verbs. LOOK ...... another place (go sightseeing)
in
up
away
around
You go through .......... after you get off the plane, and show your passport at passport .......... .
baggage desk / security
ticket desk / control
customs / control
customs / desk
They’re .......... for Ireland at the weekend.
going to leave
leave
leaving
left
We’re .......... for the airport at ten o’clock.
setting off
give out
giving out
set off
Mark’s .......... with his grandparents for two weeks.
taking off
go away
take off
going away
What is the correct preposition for the phrasal verbs. GET ...... (arrive)
in
up
off
away
I can’t wait! Our flight is .......... really late tomorrow, so we have to wait until the next day to .......... .
takes off / looks around
getting in / look around
take off / looking around
get in / looking around
It’s .......... later. Look at all those clouds!
rain
rained
going to rain
raining
What is the correct preposition for the phrasal verbs. SET ...... (start a journey)
in
off
up
away
I'm .......... Australia one day. It’s my dream!
going to visit
visited
visiting
visit
The flight is .......... at half past four this afternoon.
going to getting in
going to get in
getting in
got in
What is the correct preposition for the phrasal verbs. TAKE ...... (leave the ground)
of
away
off
out
I'm going to buy my plane ......... to go on holiday.
ticket
boarding
desk
passport
What is the correct preposition for the phrasal verbs. CHECK ...... (arrive for a flight)
in
away
out
up
Sam is .......... an architect when he’s older.
be
being
been
going to be
Kyle: When are you .......... on your holidays? Evan: Tomorrow! Our flight .......... at 9.30 pm.
get in / take out
get in / takes off
set off / takes off
set out / take out
I'll stand in the .......... at the taxi rank outside the airport.
desk
sign
customs
queue
What is the correct preposition for the phrasal verbs. PICK ...... (start a journey)
up
in
off
out
My aunt works at the .......... at the airport actually, so we won’t have to .......... when we .......... .
check-in desk / queue / check in
security pass / pay / check in
security pass / queue / baggage
check-in hall / queue / departure