PHRASAL VERBS Class 7
Test Your Phrasal Verbs Skills!
Enhance your understanding of English phrasal verbs with this engaging quiz designed for students in Class 7. Whether you’re preparing for exams or just want to strengthen your language skills, this quiz offers a fun challenge!
- 10 Multiple Choice Questions
- Test your knowledge of common phrasal verbs
- Instant scoring to track your progress
Would you ________ my dog for me this weekend?
Look
Look after
Look up
Our boss _______ our meeting until next week.
Put off
Put
Put down
My car _______ on the highway today.
Broke away
Broke down
Broke off
Broke
It will be easier to read if you _______ the lights.
Switch on
Switch off
Could you ………. This application form, please?
Be through
Go on
Fill in
Take off
We want ________ for the weekend. We´ll probably go to Cuenca
Go away
Get away with
I have finished all my exams. After all that stress I need to ________ .
Chill off
Chill out
He has broken the law, so we must make sure he doesn´t _______ it.
Get on with
Get away
Get away with it
Your room is a mess. _______ all your toys and clothes immediately
Put off
Put on
Put away
)The concert didn´t ______ my expectations. I expected something much better
Live up to
Live
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