Phrasal Verbs

Give my tools back when you are finished. Give them back when you are
finished. 3. She put on her slippers. She put her slippers on. She put them
on. 4. I took off my shoes. I took my shoes off. I took them off. 5. The
hurricane took off the roof. The hurricane took the xroof off. The hurricane
took it off.
1-3 1. They didn’t show up. 2. He figured it out. 3. It’s taking off. 4. It was a
takeoff. 5. She passed away. 6. You took off. 7. You ran into him. 8. She
gave it back. 9. I almost ran into a tree. 10. He put his name on it. 11. You
have to take it off. 12. You figured it out. 13. You’re taking them off. 14.
They took off. 15. You’re going to try to cheer her up. 16. They don’t show
up. 17. He always forgets to put them on the table. 18. He took Friday off.
2-1 1. falling for 2. came off 3. dozed off 4. threw up 5. fell for 6. pulls through
7. iron . . . out 8. came off 9. give in 10. built up 11. throwing up 12. Come
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off 13. build up
2-2 1. Did the sick boy throw up? 2. Does Rosa fall for every boy she meets? 3.
Do the tops come off easily? 4. Did they iron the bugs out? 5. Does mud
build up on the bottom of the lake every year?
2-3 1. I don’t always give in to her demands. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor didn’t fall
for the salesman’s promises. 3. These machines don’t throw up sparks. 4.
The patient didn’t pull through. 5. The plot didn’t come off as planned.
2-4 1. They ironed them out. 2. He fell for it. 3. They’re starting to doze off. 4.
It’s building up. 5. It didn’t come off the way you planned it. 6. One of the
wheels came off my car. 7. You’re not giving in to them. 8. It plans to build
it up. 9. You fell for them. 10. She doesn’t think he will pull through. 11. He
was throwing up.
2-5 1. take off 2. showed up 3. put . . . on 4. cheers up 5. passes away 6. Give . .
. back 7. ran into 8. figure out
3-1 1. go in for 2. put up with 3. go along with 4. talks down to 5. feel up to 6.
screw . . . out of 7. looking forward to 8. get . . . over with 9. go along with
3-2 1. He talks down to him. 2. She should get it over with. 3. He screwed them
out of $5,000. 4. She’s looking forward to it. 5. I have to put up with it. 6.
He doesn’t feel up to it. 7. You went along with it.
3-3 1. fall for 2. threw up 3. come off 4. gave in 5. iron . . . out 6. pull through 7.
dozed off 8. build up
4-1 1. wrap . . . up 2. put . . . to 3. calls for 4. gives off 5. put . . . to 6. looking . .
. up 7. went after 8. called for 9. getting at 10. calls for 11. went after 12.
looked up 13. wrapped . . . up 14. going after 15. look up 16. going after 17.
put . . . to 18. went overboard
4-2 1. I was looking up a word in the dictionary. I was looking a word up in the
dictionary. I was looking it up in the dictionary. 2. I was in Boston looking
up some old army buddies. I was in Boston looking some old army buddies
up. I was in Boston looking them up. 3. Dad’s in the bedroom wrapping up
Mom’s birthday present. Dad’s in the bedroom wrapping Mom’s birthday
present up. Dad’s in the bedroom wrapping it up. 4. The committee is