PHRASAL VERBS WORKSHEET (15 SENTENCES) - worksheetspack - Free Printable

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Task:

Underline the phrasal verb in each sentence.

A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and one or more particles (prepositions or adverbs) that together have a meaning different from the original verb. For example, "look up" means to search for information, not just to look upward.

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Here are the sentences with the phrasal verbs underlined:

1. You could look up the answer on Quora.
→ *look up* = search for information

2. The exam is put off until next week.
→ *put off* = delay/postpone

3. She must look after her brother.
→ *look after* = take care of

4. Fill in the blanks.
→ *fill in* = complete (a form, etc.)

5. Hurry up! We're going to be late.
→ *hurry up* = move quickly

6. Could you hold on a moment, please?
→ *hold on* = wait (often used on the phone)

7. I work out every weekend.
→ *work out* = exercise

8. We need to get off the train at the next station.
→ *get off* = exit from

9. I took over the business.
→ *take over* = assume control

10. He is falling behind from his classmates.
→ *fall behind* = become slower than others

11. Put your coat on!
→ *put on* = wear (clothing)

12. Their new album came out last month.
→ *come out* = be released

13. They will check in tomorrow.
→ *check in* = register (at a hotel, airport, etc.)

14. I am looking for Megan. Have you seen her?
→ *look for* = search for someone/something

15. He hung out with his friends.
→ *hang out* = spend time casually

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Final Answer (with phrasal verbs underlined):

1. You could look up the answer on Quora.
2. The exam is put off until next week.
3. She must look after her brother.
4. Fill in the blanks.
5. Hurry up! We're going to be late.
6. Could you hold on a moment, please?
7. I work out every weekend.
8. We need to get off the train at the next station.
9. I took over the business.
10. He is falling behind from his classmates.
11. Put your coat on!
12. Their new album came out last month.
13. They will check in tomorrow.
14. I am looking for Megan. Have you seen her?
15. He hung out with his friends.

✔ All phrasal verbs have been correctly identified and underlined.

This worksheet helps students recognize common phrasal verbs in context, which is essential for understanding natural English usage.