Phrasal verbs
Sara wants us to _______________ her up at the airport when she arrives on Saturday.
pick
I hope we don’t run _______________ of money before the end of our holidays!
A out B on C away
A out
X: I'm in a difficult situation. __
Y: Of course.
A Can you do me a favour?
B Can I give you some advice? C Should I do something?
A Can you do me a favour?
After driving for four hours, we decided to _____ for a rest.
pull over
This sofa turns _______________ a very comfortable bed when you fold it down.
A up B down C into
C into
Some airports are very big and you 4____ that you don't know where to go.
A might feel B must feel C could have felt
A might feel
I can _______________ you off at the train station on my way to work.
drop
It’s difficult to put _______________ a tent when you don’t have all of the parts.
A up B on C in
A up
X: When Hank got to the airport, he didn't have his passport.
Y: __ it in his hotel room. It was definitely on the table.
A He may left B He must have left
C He might have left
B He must have left
My hiking companion is so fast that it’s difficult to _______________ up with her!
keep
I’ve seen enough of this place. Let’s carry _______________ with our tour.
A for B up C on
C on
X: Who was your role model when you were a child?
Y: I __ famous explorers and travellers.
A was admiring B would admire
C used to admire
C used to admire
We plan to _______________ off on our journey at 6 a.m. on Sunday.
set
We should get _______________ the train at the next station.
A off B out C out of
A off
X: If I were you, I wouldn't wait any longer. I'd get the tickets today.
Y: Thanks, __.
A that's a big favour B that's really helpful C that's a very good advice
C that's a very good advice