Phrasal Verbs Exercises

Subject Explanations:
Phrasal Verbs A-C
Phrasal Verbs D-G
Phrasal Verbs H-P
Phrasal Verbs R-Z

Exercises:
Phrasal Verbs Exercises 1
Phrasal Verbs Worksheet 2
Phrasal Verbs With "Look"

Multiple Choice Exercises:
Phrasal Verbs Quizzes

Complete the exercise with the correct forms of the phrasal verbs in the boxes.

hang up

let down

throw out

end up with

I just (1) my first issue of Motorcycle Mama. I'm nobody's mama and I don't own a motorcycle, so how did I (2) this subscription? Well, my neighbor's son was raising money for his soccer team, and I didn't want to (3) him (4) . It's easy to (5) on telemarketers, but it's hard to say no to your friends and neighbors.

get to

help out

watch out for

fall for

The magazine company (6) me through a friendship. It's one of the ways "persuasion professionals" get us to say yes. Of course it's OK to (7) the local soccer team. But a lot of people (8) scams because of similar techniques. (9) these scams!

give back

find out

go along with

lay out

turn down

When someone gives you something, you want to (10) something (11) . This desire to return a favor can cost you money when a telemarketer announces you've won a vacation or a new car. These offers aren't free. When people (12) them, they always (13) that there's a tax or a fee to collect the "free" prize. Since they've accepted the offer, they feel obligated to pay. You should (14) these offers (15) . These are scams all too often people (16) money and receive nothing.

fill out

count on

put on

turn up

pick out

A TV actor will (17) a doctor's white jacket and talk about cough medicine. In a magazine ad, a woman in a business suit will help you (18) the best investment firm. Ads with fake "authority figures" are easy to spot, but there's a new Internet scam that's harder to recognize. The scammer sends e-mails that seem to be from well-known banks. They tell you that a problem with your account has (19) . Then they send you to an Internet site to (20) forms with your account information and password. The site seems to have authority-it looks like a real thing. But a real bank will never ask for your information over the internet. You can (21) that!

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