Useful Phrasal Verbs Exercises Set 12

Useful Phrasal Verbs Exercises Set 12

Useful Phrasal Verbs Exercises Set 12

Welcome to Set 12 (verbs 1101–1200)! Practice 50 phrasal verbs with this quiz for EFL students. Select the correct verb, review feedback, and track progress. View all 100 verbs below.

Quiz: Phrasal Verbs Set 12

Question 1/50

Act up

Definition: To malfunction or misbehave.

Example: “The computer is acting up again.”

Add on

Definition: To include or attach.

Example: “Add on an extra feature.”

Bail on

Definition: To abandon or let down.

Example: “Don’t bail on your friends.”

Bank up

Definition: To accumulate or pile.

Example: “Snow banked up overnight.”

Bear down

Definition: To focus or press hard.

Example: “Bear down on the task.”

Beat down

Definition: To reduce or exhaust.

Example: “The heat beat them down.”

Bend over

Definition: To lean or submit.

Example: “Bend over to tie your shoes.”

Blast off

Definition: To launch or start.

Example: “The rocket blasted off.”

Block out

Definition: To ignore or obscure.

Example: “Block out distractions.”

Blow over

Definition: To subside or pass.

Example: “The scandal blew over.”

Boil down

Definition: To simplify or reduce.

Example: “It boils down to cost.”

Break through

Definition: To overcome or succeed.

Example: “They broke through the barrier.”

Bring along

Definition: To carry or include.

Example: “Bring along a friend.”

Brush up

Definition: To refresh or improve.

Example: “Brush up your skills.”

Buckle up

Definition: To fasten or prepare.

Example: “Buckle up for the ride.”

Build on

Definition: To develop or expand.

Example: “Build on your success.”

Bump into

Definition: To meet unexpectedly.

Example: “I bumped into her yesterday.”

Burn down

Definition: To destroy by fire.

Example: “The house burned down.”

Burst in

Definition: To enter suddenly.

Example: “He burst in unannounced.”

Buy out

Definition: To purchase completely.

Example: “They bought out the company.”

Call in

Definition: To summon or contact.

Example: “Call in an expert.”

Calm down

Definition: To relax or soothe.

Example: “Calm down, it’s okay.”

Carry over

Definition: To transfer or extend.

Example: “Carry over the balance.”

Cave in

Definition: To collapse or yield.

Example: “The roof caved in.”

Check back

Definition: To return or review.

Example: “Check back later.”

Cheer on

Definition: To encourage or support.

Example: “Cheer on the team.”

Chop down

Definition: To cut or fell.

Example: “Chop down the tree.”

Clear off

Definition: To leave or remove.

Example: “Clear off the table.”

Close off

Definition: To block or restrict.

Example: “Close off the area.”

Come up

Definition: To arise or approach.

Example: “An issue came up.”

Cool down

Definition: To calm or reduce heat.

Example: “Cool down after exercise.”

Cop out

Definition: To avoid or escape.

Example: “Don’t cop out of responsibility.”

Cough up

Definition: To reluctantly provide.

Example: “Cough up the money.”

Crack down

Definition: To enforce strictly.

Example: “Crack down on crime.”

Cram in

Definition: To fit or study quickly.

Example: “Cram in some revision.”

Crop up

Definition: To appear unexpectedly.

Example: “Problems cropped up.”

Cross out

Definition: To cancel or delete.

Example: “Cross out the error.”

Cut back

Definition: To reduce or trim.

Example: “Cut back on expenses.”

Dash off

Definition: To leave or write quickly.

Example: “Dash off a note.”

Deal out

Definition: To distribute or administer.

Example: “Deal out the cards.”

Dig in

Definition: To start or persist.

Example: “Dig in to the meal.”

Dip into

Definition: To use or sample.

Example: “Dip into your savings.”

Dive into

Definition: To engage fully.

Example: “Dive into the project.”

Do over

Definition: To repeat or renovate.

Example: “Do over the assignment.”

Drag out

Definition: To prolong or delay.

Example: “Don’t drag out the meeting.”

Draw out

Definition: To extend or elicit.

Example: “Draw out the discussion.”

Dress up

Definition: To wear formal clothes.

Example: “Dress up for the party.”

Drop out

Definition: To quit or withdraw.

Example: “She dropped out of school.”

Dry up

Definition: To deplete or stop.

Example: “The well dried up.”

Ease off

Definition: To reduce or relax.

Example: “Ease off the pressure.”

Eat away

Definition: To erode or consume.

Example: “Rust ate away the metal.”

End up

Definition: To eventually arrive.

Example: “We ended up lost.”

Fade away

Definition: To gradually disappear.

Example: “The sound faded away.”

Fall behind

Definition: To lag or delay.

Example: “Don’t fall behind in class.”

Fall out

Definition: To argue or detach.

Example: “They fell out over money.”

Fend off

Definition: To repel or resist.

Example: “Fend off the attack.”

Fill out

Definition: To complete or expand.

Example: “Fill out the form.”

Find out

Definition: To discover or learn.

Example: “Find out the truth.”

Fit in

Definition: To belong or adapt.

Example: “She fits in well.”

Fizzle out

Definition: To fail or weaken.

Example: “The plan fizzled out.”

Flake out

Definition: To fail or collapse.

Example: “He flaked out on the plan.”

Flip out

Definition: To overreact or panic.

Example: “She flipped out over the news.”

Fool around

Definition: To waste time or flirt.

Example: “Stop fooling around.”

Freak out

Definition: To panic or excite.

Example: “He freaked out about the test.”

Freeze up

Definition: To become paralyzed or stop.

Example: “She froze up on stage.”

Get across

Definition: To communicate or cross.

Example: “Get your point across.”

Get ahead

Definition: To advance or succeed.

Example: “Work hard to get ahead.”

Get around

Definition: To travel or spread.

Example: “News gets around fast.”

Get away

Definition: To escape or vacation.

Example: “Get away for the weekend.”

Get back

Definition: To return or recover.

Example: “Get back your money.”

Get by

Definition: To survive or manage.

Example: “We get by on little.”

Get in

Definition: To enter or arrive.

Example: “Get in the car.”

Get off

Definition: To leave or escape.

Example: “Get off the bus.”

Get out

Definition: To leave or reveal.

Example: “Get out of the house.”

Get over

Definition: To recover or overcome.

Example: “Get over your cold.”

Get through

Definition: To complete or contact.

Example: “Get through the exam.”

Give in

Definition: To surrender or yield.

Example: “Don’t give in to pressure.”

Give out

Definition: To distribute or fail.

Example: “Give out the flyers.”

Go ahead

Definition: To proceed or start.

Example: “Go ahead and try.”

Go by

Definition: To pass or rely on.

Example: “Time goes by quickly.”

Go off

Definition: To explode or depart.

Example: “The alarm went off.”

Go on

Definition: To continue or happen.

Example: “What’s going on?”

Go out

Definition: To leave or socialize.

Example: “Go out with friends.”

Go over

Definition: To review or succeed.

Example: “Go over the notes.”

Go through

Definition: To experience or examine.

Example: “Go through the files.”

Go up

Definition: To increase or rise.

Example: “Prices went up.”

Grow on

Definition: To become likable.

Example: “The song grew on me.”

Hang back

Definition: To hesitate or stay behind.

Example: “She hung back during the debate.”

Hang on

Definition: To wait or persist.

Example: “Hang on a second.”

Head off

Definition: To intercept or depart.

Example: “Head off the problem.”

Hit on

Definition: To discover or flirt.

Example: “Hit on a great idea.”

Hold on

Definition: To wait or grip.

Example: “Hold on to the rope.”

Hook up

Definition: To connect or meet.

Example: “Hook up the device.”

Hurry up

Definition: To rush or hasten.

Example: “Hurry up, we’re late!”

Iron out

Definition: To resolve or smooth.

Example: “Iron out the issues.”

Jack up

Definition: To raise or increase.

Example: “Jack up the prices.”

Join in

Definition: To participate or engage.

Example: “Join in the fun.”


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