Phrasal verbs true or false
Format
Does 'look after' mean to search for something? Learners judge each statement about common phrasal verbs, then practise using them in sentences of their own.
- Level
- Languages
- Subject
- English vocabulary
- Category
- Vocabulary and spelling
- Questions
- 10
- Time
- About 4 min
Free to play. No sign-up for players.
What's inside
- 10 True or False questions
- Instant feedback after every answer
- Works on any phone, tablet or laptop
First questions
- The phrasal verb 'give up' means to stop trying.
- The phrasal verb 'look after' means to search for something.
- 'Turn down' can mean to refuse an offer.
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