Intransitive/Transitive Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verbs include a _____ and a particle.
verb
Sara is ________________ than her sister, Martha.
adjective - old
older
Thank you, mom! You are the absolute ____________!
adjective - good
best
I enjoy _____________ every morning.
verb - exercise
exercising
That was one of the scariest movies I have ever seen.
superlative adjective
Which of the following is a phrasal verb?
run out
Martha behaves ______________ than Sara.
adverb - confident
more confidently
Some people claim that Japan has the _________________ technology in the world.
adjective - advanced
most advanced
Do you hope ___________ win the lottery someday?
verb - win
to win
This rock is heavier than that rock.
comparative adjective
Intransitive phrasal verbs do not need an ______, but transitive phrasal verbs need an ______ to complete their meaning.
object
Sara runs __________ than Martha.
adverb - quickly
more quickly
Bobby runs the _______________ in the entire school.
adverb - quickly
most quickly
The kindergartener wants _____________ an astronaut when she gets older.
verb - become
to become
Of all our family, she drives the most slowly.
superlative adverb
What type of phrasal verb is used in this sentence?
Sit down in that chair.
intransitive
Both sisters have a ___________ job than their father.
adjective - good
better
He is the ____________ runner in the school.
adjective - fast
fastest
True or False:
True
She drives more slowly than grandpa?
comparative adverb
What type of phrasal verb is used in this sentence?
Write down your name on the paper.
transitive
Martha says that she has a ___________ husband.
adjective - handsome
more handsome
“That class is the most boring class.” Which sentence has the same meaning?
It is the least interesting class.
Heber agreed __________________ on Sundays.
verb - work (use the negative, not)
not to work
She is the slowest driver in the family.
comparative adjective