1. Fill in
the gaps with the correct prepositions from the box below.
up
out into
to
out into over into down
|
(A) He is always running ________________
the government.
(B) I ran _________________ an
old friend of mine the other day.
(C) He limps because he was run
____________________ when he was six years old.
(D) She ran ____________________
of money.
(E) I have run ____________________ a huge bill on my credit card.
(F) We ran ______________________ our neighbor on holiday in Rio.
(G) We have run __________________
of milk.
(H) He is a pig. He is always
running his girlfriend __________________.
(I) Be careful with interest rates. You could run ____________________
trouble.
TURN
– PHRASAL VERBS
2.
Fill
in the gaps with the correct prepositions from the box below.
up
on up out
off
down
out
down out
off
|
(A) You have been watching cartoons all morning.
It time to turn _________ the T.V..
(B) Michael was offered a great job but he turned
it _________________.
(C) We were worried about it raining on the day
of the picnic but it turned
_________ fine.
(D) I hate it when I forget to turn _________________
the alarm clock on a Saturday.
(E) Thousands of people turned __________________
to protest about corruption.
(F) I cannot hear what they are saying. Can you
turn ____________ the radio, please.
(G) They turned me _______________ for the new
position. I was very disappointed.
(H) Turning __________________ a computer
involves three different steps.
(I) How many turned _____________________ for the
charity concert?
(J) He drives around with the music turned
____________ to the maximum volume.
ANSWERS
RUN
– PHRASAL VERBS
1. Fill in
the gaps with the correct prepositions from the box below.
up
out into
down
out into over into down
|
(A) He is always running down the government.
(B) I ran into an old friend of mine the
other day.
(C) He limps because he was run
over when he was six years old.
(D) She ran out of money.
(E) I have run up a huge bill on my credit card.
(F) We ran into our neighbor on holiday in Rio.
(G) We have run out of
milk.
(H) He is stupid. He is always
running his girlfriend down.
(I) Be careful with interest rates. You could run into trouble.
TURN
– PHRASAL VERBS
2.
Fill
in the gaps with the correct prepositions from the box below.
up
on up out
off
down
out
down out
off
|
(A) You have been watching cartoons all morning.
It time to turn off the T.V.
(B) Michael was offered a great job but he turned
it down.
(C) We were worried about it raining on the day
of the picnic but it turned
out fine.
(D) I hate it when I forget to turn off the alarm clock on a
Saturday.
(E) Thousands of people turned out to protest about
corruption.
(F) I cannot hear what they are saying. Can you
turn up the radio, please.
(G) They turned me down for the new position. I was very
disappointed.
(H) Turning on a computer used to involve three different
steps.
(I) How many turned out for the charity concert?
(J) He drives around with the music turned up to the maximum volume.
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