Phrasal Verbs Test 5 (C1-C2) 7ESL Courses

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Question 1 of 12

1. Question
PHRASAL VERBS WITH IN-INTO

Complete each of the sentences with a verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence.
- 1. Martha sat on the terrace with her mouth open, in the stunning view.
  
  2. In the past six years, tens of thousands of refugees into Europe, nearly half of which from Syria.
  
  3. Sweden’s controversial anti-lockdown strategy in a high death toll and no real economic gain.
  
  4. The police stopped Marlon again last week. He thinks they it in for him.
  
  5. Sluggish productivity growth meant that companies couldn’t raise pay without into profits.
  
  6. You should turn off all digital devices 30 minutes before you plan to in for the night.
  
  7. When I got home I was completely in after all that running around.
  
  8. The first secretary of state will in for the Prime Minister while he is in the hospital.
  
  9. The top football clubs are in millions from sales of merchandise.
  
  10. The new library in perfectly with the largely medieval town centre.
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Question 2 of 12

2. Question
PHRASAL VERBS WITH WITH

For the questions below, please choose the best option (A, B, C or D).

1. …. means “interfere or meddle, especially in a harmful way”.
- A. reason with
- B. tamper with
- C. reckon with
- D. dispense with
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Question 3 of 12

3. Question
2. …. means “give something to someone else, although you do not want to”.
- A. contend with
- B. live with
- C. stick with
- D. part with
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Question 4 of 12

4. Question
3. …. means “stop using somebody or something because you no longer need them or it”.
- A. reckon with
- B. dispense with
- C. side with
- D. level with
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Question 5 of 12

5. Question
4. …. means “have to deal with something difficult or unpleasant”.
- A. contend with
- B. get with
- C. quarrel with
- D. cope with
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Question 6 of 12

6. Question
5. …. means “accept something unpleasant”.
- A. live with something
- B. stick with something
- C. deal with something
- D. mess with something
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Question 7 of 12

7. Question
6. …. means “talk to somebody in order to persuade them to be more sensible”.
- A. play with somebody
- B. hang with somebody
- C. level with somebody
- D. reason with somebody
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Question 8 of 12

8. Question
7. …. means “support one person or group in an argument”.
- A. trifle with
- B. depart with
- C. roll with
- D. side with
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Question 9 of 12

9. Question
8. …. means “deal with a difficult or powerful person or thing”.
- A. fiddle with
- B. deal with
- C. reckon with
- D. agree with
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Question 10 of 12

10. Question
9. …. means “tell someone the truth about something”.
- A. get along with somebody
- B. level with somebody
- C. be with somebody
- D. agree with somebody
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Question 11 of 12

11. Question
10. …. means “continue using or doing something”.
- A. bear with something
- B. trifle with something
- C. stick with something
- D. roll with something
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Question 12 of 12

12. Question
PHRASAL VERBS: MIXED

Complete each of the sentences with a phrasal verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence.
- 1. Susan had expected everybody to the rules she had applied to her own life.
  
  2. People on ships for many reasons but usually they are attempting to leave a region of conflict.
  
  3. When a baby is oxygen at birth the consequences may last a lifetime.
  
  4. All of us were a bit to learn that David was moving to Australia next month.
  
  5. Ronaldo a promise to swap shirts after Sorrentino’s saved his penalty.
  
  6. Members of a diving club a trove of 1,000-year-old gold coins off Israel’s Mediterranean coast.
  
  7. There are still athletes who a British shoe that is strong and reliable.
  
  8. She’s a real show supporter and the chance to throw her hat into the showgirl ring.
  
  9. It’s really important to find the right driving instructor to help you your driving test.
  
  10. Before approving the budget, commissioners will many of these proposals and others.
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Phrasal Verbs (C1-C2)

Phrasal Verbs Test 5 (C1-C2)

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1. Question

PHRASAL VERBS WITH IN-INTO

Complete each of the sentences with a verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence.

1. Martha sat on the terrace with her mouth open, in the stunning view.

2. In the past six years, tens of thousands of refugees into Europe, nearly half of which from Syria.

3. Sweden’s controversial anti-lockdown strategy in a high death toll and no real economic gain.

4. The police stopped Marlon again last week. He thinks they it in for him.

5. Sluggish productivity growth meant that companies couldn’t raise pay without into profits.

6. You should turn off all digital devices 30 minutes before you plan to in for the night.

7. When I got home I was completely in after all that running around.

8. The first secretary of state will in for the Prime Minister while he is in the hospital.

9. The top football clubs are in millions from sales of merchandise.

10. The new library in perfectly with the largely medieval town centre.

2. Question

PHRASAL VERBS WITH WITH

For the questions below, please choose the best option (A, B, C or D).

1. …. means “interfere or meddle, especially in a harmful way”.

3. Question

2. …. means “give something to someone else, although you do not want to”.

4. Question

3. …. means “stop using somebody or something because you no longer need them or it”.

5. Question

4. …. means “have to deal with something difficult or unpleasant”.

6. Question

5. …. means “accept something unpleasant”.

7. Question

6. …. means “talk to somebody in order to persuade them to be more sensible”.

8. Question

7. …. means “support one person or group in an argument”.

9. Question

8. …. means “deal with a difficult or powerful person or thing”.

10. Question

9. …. means “tell someone the truth about something”.

11. Question

10. …. means “continue using or doing something”.

12. Question

PHRASAL VERBS: MIXED

Complete each of the sentences with a phrasal verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence.

1. Susan had expected everybody to the rules she had applied to her own life.

2. People on ships for many reasons but usually they are attempting to leave a region of conflict.

3. When a baby is oxygen at birth the consequences may last a lifetime.

4. All of us were a bit to learn that David was moving to Australia next month.

5. Ronaldo a promise to swap shirts after Sorrentino’s saved his penalty.

6. Members of a diving club a trove of 1,000-year-old gold coins off Israel’s Mediterranean coast.

7. There are still athletes who a British shoe that is strong and reliable.

8. She’s a real show supporter and the chance to throw her hat into the showgirl ring.

9. It’s really important to find the right driving instructor to help you your driving test.

10. Before approving the budget, commissioners will many of these proposals and others.