Phrasal Verbs

13-2. On a separate piece of paper, write three sentences using the objects in
parentheses. Be sure to put the objects in the right place.
1. The bride hasn’t called off. (the wedding, it)
2. Are they closing off? (the gallery, it)
3. The accountant handed in. (her report, it)
4. Have you left off? (Carmen, her)
5. The judge let off. (the pickpocket, him)
6. I told him not to light up. (the cigarette, it)
7. The EPA tracked down. (the polluters, them)
13-3. On a separate piece of paper, write answers to the questions using phrasal verbs
and participle adjectives from this unit. Make all the phrasal verbs passive.
1. He discovered the source of the rumor. What happened to the source of the rumor?
2. The students finished their quizzes and gave them to the teacher. What happened to the
quizzes?
3. The judge never sends first-time offenders to jail. What always happens to first-time
offenders?
4. A guy started talking to Heather at the dance. What happened to Heather?
5. The list of candidates didn’t include your name. What happened to your name?
6. The referee canceled the game. What happened to the game?
7. They are putting ropes around the plaza so that no one can go in. What is happening to
the plaza?
8. In Question 7, after they finish putting ropes around the plaza, how would you describe
it?
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9. The battleship shined lights on the enemy submarine. What happened to the enemy
submarine?
10. In Question 9, how would you describe the submarine after the battleship shined lights
on it?
13-4. REVIEW On a separate piece of paper, complete the sentences with these phrasal
verbs from previous units. To check their meanings, review the unit number given after