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B2+ Phrasal Verbs

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  • Which idiom means to stop noticing something usually wrong
    turn a blind eye
    piece of cake
    cross my mind
    over the moon
  • Which idiom means something is very easy
    hard work
    a nightmare
    piece of cake
    a struggle
  • Which phrasal verb means to stop yourself from showing emotion
    hold back
    hold aside
    hold in
    hold up
  • Which idiom means extremely happy
    beat off
    the final straw
    come across
    over the moon
  • Her new book is ______ based on real events
    significantly
    bitterly
    fully
    closely
  • She was ______ upset when she lost her passport
    relatively
    closely
    fully
    bitterly
  • The film was ______ better than I expected
    closely
    significantly
    carefully
    bitterly
  • The weather has ______ improved since yesterday
    fully
    bitterly
    significantly
    carefully
  • He felt ______ proud of his final project
    bitterly
    carefully
    fully
    significantly
  • Which adverb means in a way that shows emotion strongly
    happily
    lightly
    softly
    bitterly
  • Which phrasal verb means to find or discover by chance
    come forward
    come apart
    come across
    come under
  • They are ______ connected because they have worked together for years
    relatively
    closely
    carefully
    bitterly
  • Which phrasal verb means to talk more openly about your feelings
    open away
    open up
    open out
    open forward
  • Which expression means starting with nothing
    from below
    from empty
    from scratch
    from blank
  • Which word completes this sentence I was so focused I ____ time
    lost track of
    forgot about
    counted every
    paid attention to
  • Which idiom means to start a conversation in a relaxed way
    the final straw
    lose track of time
    turn a blind eye
    break the ice
  • The instructions need to be followed ______ to avoid mistakes
    relatively
    fully
    carefully
    bitterly
  • Which expression means with great success
    with bright colours
    with strong energy
    with loud cheers
    with flying colours
  • Which phrasal verb means to face difficulties or opposition
    come along
    come out of
    come into
    come up against
  • Which adverb means to a very small degree
    completely
    relatively
    deeply
    strongly
  • Which expression means in hand with making new friends
    goes up and down
    goes here and there
    goes side to side
    goes hand in hand
  • Which phrasal verb means to recover from a difficulty
    get up
    get beyond
    get across
    get over
  • Which adverb means extremely or a large amount
    rarely
    weakly
    significantly
    slightly
  • We need to think ______ before making this decision
    significantly
    carefully
    bitterly
    relatively
  • Which adverb means to a clear or complete degree
    nearly
    happily
    rarely
    fully
  • I was ______ disappointed when the match was cancelled
    closely
    carefully
    fully
    bitterly
  • The teacher was ______ impressed by his improvement
    carefully
    relatively
    fully
    bitterly
  • Which idiom means you suddenly think of something
    cross my mind
    turn a blind eye
    break the ice
    lose track of time
  • The task was ______ easy compared to the last one
    carefully
    bitterly
    relatively
    significantly
  • Which adverb means with great care
    fully
    carefully
    slowly
    quietly
  • Which idiom means the last problem that makes someone lose their patience
    cross my mind
    the final straw
    open up
    piece of cake
  • Which adverb means in a way that shows a close connection
    largely
    roughly
    nearly
    closely
  • Which idiom means to forget the time because you are focused on something
    get ahead of time
    slip the time
    break the ice
    lose track of time
  • Which word completes this sentence He was ____ happy to hear the news
    over the sun
    over the moon
    over the rain
    over the stars
  • Which phrasal verb means to defeat competition
    beat in
    beat over
    beat around
    beat off
  • The two stories are ______ similar in their themes
    bitterly
    significantly
    fully
    closely
  • Which phrasal verb means to continue to the end
    see through
    see ahead
    see for
    see into
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