Part 1: Phrasal Verbs

Part 1: Phrasal Verbs. Which verbs can you replace with phrasal verbs?  Draw a line through them and write a phrasal verb from the list. Be careful!  Sometimes you’ll need to cross out more than just the verb.  And make sure you use the correct tense.

call off     

figure out   

get by      

help out   

put back      

turn down

call up     

find out      

go on       

look up    

take off       

turn into

drop off   

get back     

grow up   

pick up    

throw away 

write down

                         help me out

1.     Could you assist me? I have three bags of groceries to carry.
2.     When did you learn that she was pregnant?  >> When did you find out that she was pregnant?
3.     When did he return?  >> When did he get back?
4.     As a child he lived in Idaho. When he was 22, he moved here.  He grew up in Idaho. When he was 22, he moved here.
5.     After this stop, this train continues to Embarcadero Station.  >> After this stop, this train goes on to Embarcadero Station.
6.     a.   What does this word mean?
        b.   I don’t know. Why don’t you try to find it in the dictionary? >> Why don't you look it up in the dictionary?
7.     After his father died, the boy started spending time with the wrong people, and he quickly changed into a little thug. (暴 徒, matón/bruto, банди́т/головоре́з)
        >> and he quickly turned into a little thug.