Fill in the blank with right phrasal verb

Unit 3: Fill in the blank with right phrasal verb/ Prepared by: Mohammed Boutoumit

Phrasal verb Meaning Indicators

Fill in To complete: Application from/ paper/from

Look after To take care of: Child/Orphan/baby/cat

Break down Car/Bus/Train/ Truck

Let in To allow some body come in: Came late/door/locked

Set up To start business: Bussiness/Project/Factory/company

Turn down To reduce volume: Radio/TV/To attend a party

Get up To wake up: Early morning/late/sleep/tomorrow

Look for To search for: Lost/Missing/Didnt find

Take out To invite some body to have fun: Zoo/Park/Garden/beach

Find outTo discover: Truth/Criminal/Police/thief

Watch outBe careful: its dangarous or warning!

Pull out To leave: Bus station/ Car/ Train

Put out To stop spread of fire: Fire/Fireman/is burning/Water/forest

Stand for To symbolize: Onep: office national eau potable

Apply for To search for: Job/Career/Employer/visa

Put off To postpone: Because/Due to/ Meaning/appointments

Hand in ...To submit document: Students/Paper/sheet/passport/ Teacher

Ask in To invite some body for: Meal/cup of coffe/lunch/dinner/food

Log out Computer/Email/Msn/Face

Check out - Airport/Hotel/Hospital /bill

Look up To look for meaning of word not clear: Dictionary

Put onTo wear: Clothes: Coat/Jacket/t-shirt/Suit/Tie/Dress

Take offClothes: Coat/Jacket/t-shirt/Suit/Tie/Dress/ dark

Get off Car/Bus/Train/Truck

Come out To remove: dirt/Spot from shirt/ Clothes/ Car/Dishes

Pass out To lose consiousness: Bad news/Death

Stay out To arrive late: Late at night/Not on time

Lock out To let some body out of a building: Coming lat/Close the door

Sneak out Hide/Walk/Slowly

Let out To show a: Cry/joy/sorrow/fear/wow

Knock out Fight/Opponent/Boxer/Wrestling

Check in / /To get registered in a: Hotel/Airport/ flight

Break out / To start suddenly: War/Battle/Fire

Carry out / To do or make: Task/duty/job/mission

Cross To eliminate: Wrong/Irrelevant/unimportant/unnecessary

Drop in To pay a short visit: Friends/relatives/parents/home

Cut in To interrupt: Talk/Conversation/Intervention/Dialogue

Keep out Not to enter: Forbidden/Not allowed/!/avoid

Walk out To leave work: Protest/Demonstration/Strike/Dispute

Ask out To invite some body a date: Meeting/Place (Theatre)/ boyfriend

Hand out To distribute: Teacher/Papers/Worksheets/Exams/ article/give

Give up Stop a bad habit: Smoking

Turn onTV/Light

Take upTo start/To practice

Ex: Fill in the blank with right phrasal verb from the list given below:

I often use Wikipedia to look up information

If you want to get on a bus in London, you will have to queue

Can I turn on the TV? I want to watch the weather forecast

It is very hard to give up smoking It is so dark in here, you can really take off your sunglasses now

With a few buckets of water, we put out the fire Who will look after your cat when youre on holiday?

Would you like to put on your new dress today?

At the next stop we have to get off the bus and walk along the street to the cinema

When do you get up in the mornings?

I dont know where my book is. I must look for it

Fill in the from, please

Would you like to set up business in the United States?

Dont smoke in the forest. Fires break out easily at this time of the year

The teachers hand out the prizes among the best students

They decided to put off their wedding party because of the death of the brides

He ask her out, but the said she already had a boyfriend

Look, theres an advertised job in this newspaper. Why dont you apply for it?

Id like to check in for the flight to London, please. Here are my ticket and passport

Could I have my hotel bill, please? Im check out. I was in room number 78. The reacher oustubtued to students an article = handed out Communication:Making and responding to complaints ()

Making a complaint Accepting Rejecting a complaint

Look, Im sorry to trouble you, but. Oh, Im sorry about that.Im afraid, there isnt much we con do about it.

Ex: What would you say in the fallowing situation?Situation 1: You lent your portable CD player to your friend and he gave it back to you in a bad condition.

You: Look, Im sorry to trouble you, but my gave CD player back me in a bad condition.

Situation 2: You bought a new book from a bookshop. When returned home you find that some pages are missing.

You: Sorry to say this, but I find some pages are missing.

All the time go to That/And/But

Foundation:expressiontake to

Them and it

Frinds, hisand herYour

He and sheYou

Your Me (single) or our (plural)

You I / me

Father and teacher(speaker)you