Fun with Phrasal Verbs

 Phrasal Verbs: Let's Test Your Knowledge

Fun with Phrasal Verbs

Complete the sentences below by choosing the correct phrasal verb. Use the table below as a reference for the answers if you are practicing!

Quick Reference Guide

Phrasal Verb	General Meaning
Runs out	To finish a supply of something
Puts off	To postpone or delay
Gets back	To return
Held up	To be delayed (usually by traffic or people)
Broke down	To stop functioning (vehicle or machine)
Give in	To surrender or stop arguing
Show off	To display someone or something to get attention

Practice Exercise

1. Time is almost up! The clock runs out in just a few seconds.

2. He never does his homework on time; he always puts off his assignments until the last minute.

3. She finally gets back from her trip tomorrow afternoon.

4. I'm sorry I'm late; I was held up in a very long meeting.

5. My car broke down on the highway, and I had to call for a tow truck.

6. After hours of negotiating, they finally had to give in to the demands.

7. He bought a new sports car just so he could show off to his neighbors.
   
   

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