Phrasal verbs 1
To test something to see if it works or if you like it.
try out
______ I'm happy to do some cooking, I don't want to do all of it.
a. While
b. However
c. On the one hand.
a. While
The opposite of organized.
disorganized
I really ______ ______ ______ my older sister; she is a huge inspiration to me.
look up to
How many gaps are in the text?
6
To begin a journey or a trip.
sett off
My mum and dad have similar tastes. _________, mine are completely different.
a. although
b. but
c. however
c. however. (try not to start a sentence with "but")
The opposite of reliable.
unreliable
After a long week of exams, I just want to stay home and ______ ______ with some movies.
chill out
How many sentences are provided on the next page?
7 sentences
To trust someone or be certain that they will help you.
rely/depend on
_______ my parents give me a lot of freedom, I would prefer to have even more independence.
while / although /whereas
If you can't trust a person to do what they say, they are this.
unreliable
We met at a cafe and really ______ ______ ______ immediately; it felt like we'd been friends for years.
hit it off
Do you have to use all of the sentences A - G?
No. One sentence will not be used.
To find a solution to a problem or understand a difficult situation.
work out
My mum and dad have similar tastes ______ mine are completely different.
although, while, whereas
A person who refuses to work together with the team.
uncooperative
Everyone says I ______ ______ my father because we have the exact same sense of humor
take after
What kind of text do you read?
One long text with 6 gaps
To think of an idea, a plan, or a solution.
come up with
Your own sentence.
Young people care more about money.....
Adults care more about health
Various answers
While young people care about money, adults care more about health.
If you don't show any pity or sorrow for someone's luck, you are being this.
unsympathetic
It’s a shame they had to ______ ______ ______ each other over such a small misunderstanding.
fall out with
Name 2 types of clues that you can find in the sentences?
Vocabulary links, grammatical links, reference words, linking expressions