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Phrasal Verbs Quiz

Phrasal verbs like "give up", "put off" and "get over" are everywhere in spoken English. Choose the right one for each sentence and learn what it means.

10 random questions

Instant answers with a short explanation for each. Every round picks new questions from 60.

Example questions

  • "Please ___ the TV, I'm trying to sleep."
  • "Can you ___ my cat while I'm on holiday?"
  • "I need to ___ this word in the dictionary."

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a phrasal verb?

A verb plus a small word like up, off, on or out that together have a new meaning, for example "give up" (stop trying).

How should I learn phrasal verbs?

Learn them in full example sentences, group them by topic, and use a few new ones in conversation each week.

Do I get new questions each time?

Yes. Each round picks 10 random questions.