How would you rate your knowledge of phrasal verbs? If you’re an English speaker, you’re probably fine with what they mean, but what about their grammar? Try your luck with our quiz to see if you’re a phrasal verb master!
Question 1
True or false? A phrasal verb is a two-word phrase with a verb and a preposition.
Question 2
Match the phrasal verbs to their type.
a) Feel up to it.
b) Pick up that book.
c) Get it back.
d) Come back.
1. Intransitive, inseparable and without an object.
2. Transitive, separable and with an object.
3. Transitive, separable and with an object.
4. Transitive, with two inseparable particles.
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Answers to the quiz on phrasal verbs
Q1. False. Phrasal verbs can use verb + preposition or verb + adverb. The adverb or preposition is sometimes called a particle.
Q2.
a) Feel up to it – 4.
b) Pick up that book – 3.
c) Get it back – 2.
d) Come back – 1.
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