Phrasal Verbs
The meaning of the phrasal verb break in is...
Making a forced entry into a place to steal something
The antonym of the word lucky is...
unlucky
The prices of vegetables skyrocketed after the drought.
The prices increased drastically
Identify the adverb(s):
My brother and I occasionally visit our cousins during the weekends.
occasionally - adverb of frequency
Many students in 5 Unity __________ draw very well.
can - ability
The meaning of the phrasal verb put out is...
To extinguish (e.g. put out a fire)
The antonym of the word polite is...
impolite
My best friend Rachel is a walking encyclopedia.
Rachel is a very knowledgeable person. Rachel knows a lot of facts.
Identify the adverb(s):
It typically rains heavily when I plan to head out for a run.
typically - adverb of frequency
heavily - adverb of manner
You __________ wear a seatbelt when you drive.
must - obligation
The meaning of the phrasal verb give in is...
To surrender or accept defeat
The antonym of the word decisive is...
indecisive
We experienced a rollercoaster of emotions during the movie.
We felt all kinds of emotions during the movie (e.g. felt happy, sad, angry, confused)
Identify the adverb and its type.
Raphael hits the shuttlecock with his racket confidently.confidently - adverb of manner
I __________ eat a bowl of salad or Mee Goreng for lunch, depending on my appetite.
might/may - possibility
The meaning of the phrasal verb turn in is...
1. To go to bed
2. To hand in or submit something
The antonym of the word experienced is...
inexperienced
The brave firefighters put their lives on the line every day.
Risk their lives
Identify the adverb and its type.
Please check your answers thoroughly and look out for any careless mistakes.
thoroughly - adverb of manner
You __________ pay attention in class if you want to improve in your English.
should - advice/recommendation