Exercise 7: A. Reference

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Exercise 7
PHRASAL VERBS WITH “CALL”
A. Reference
Phrasal verbs with “call” often have to do with the telephone.

Since “hang up” is also related to the telephone, it is included in this grouping.
Phrasal Verb Meaning
call back to return a phone call
call off to cancel something
to ask someone for an answer

call on (usually by someone in a position of authority or in a group situation)
call up to make a phone call
hang up to end a phone call
B. Fill in the Blanks
Write back, off, on, or up in each blank.

on
1. I’m shy. I hate when teachers call me in class.
back
2. Your mother called here three times yesterday. Did you call her ?
off
3. They called the wedding after their last big argument.
up
4. Please don’t hang ! I really need to talk to you.
up
5. I’ve finally worked up the nerve to call the girl I have a crush on.
Bonus Question
Which of the phrasal verbs in this group is inseparable?
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Exercise 7 cont.
C. Discussion
Discuss these questions in pairs. Use the phrasal verbs in your answers.
1. How often do you call your best friend up?

2. Does the teacher often call on you in class?
3. Have you ever hung up on anyone?
4. Have you ever forgotten to call someone back? Were they angry?
5. Have you ever been invited to an event that got called off?
What was the reason for calling it off?
Exercise 8
PHRASAL VERBS WITH “PUT”
A. Reference
Phrasal verbs with “put” often refer to the placement of an object. We also use “put on”
for clothing. Since “take off” is also related to clothing, it is included in this
grouping.
put away to place something into an appropriate spot
put back to place something in the spot it was originally in
put down to stop holding something / to insult someone
put off to postpone or delay
put on to add clothing
put out to place something outside / to be inconvenienced by someone or something
take off to remove clothing
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Exercise 8 cont.
B. Fill in the Blanks
Write away, back, down, off, on, or out in each blank.

away
1. When I got home, I put all my groceries.
2. I spend all day cooking, so when off
she canceled I wasreally put down .
3. It’s warm in here. I think I’ll take my coat.
down
4. I can’t put writingthis report any longer.
back
5. The librarian put all the books that got returned last week.
doown
6. That was rude of you to say. You shouldn’t put people like that.
out
7. Did you remember to put the dog before you came to bed?
back
8. Jimmy! Put that frog in the pond right now.
on
9. You’ll freeze if youdon’t put more layers.
C. Complete the Sentences
Complete the sentences using a pronoun and a

phrasal verb from the list in Part A.
Ex. If you picked up a fragile vase, you should put it down .

Put it back
1. If you took something that didn’t belong to you, you should .
put it on
2. If you were cold and had your jacket nearby, you should .
put it off
3. If you didn’t feel like meeting your friend for coffee, you should .
put them away
4. If you bought groceries, you should when you get home.
5. If your kitchen garbage were starting to smell, you should
put it away .
6. If you were wearing a sweater and you got hot, you should take it off .
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Exercise 9
PHRASAL VERBS WITH “GET”
A. Reference
Phrasal verbs with “get” often involve transportation.

Note that the verbs in this group (with these meanings) are all inseparable.
to enter a small method of transportation that is enclosed (such as a car),

get in or to sit in something small that is hollowed out but not enclosed (such as a canoe)
to exit a big method of transportation (such as a bus),

get off or to leave something small but not enclosed (such as a bicycle)
to enter a big method of transportation (such as a bus),

get on or to sit on something small but not enclosed (such as a bicycle)
to exit a smaller method of transportation that is enclosed (such as a car),

get out of or to leave something small that is hollowed out but not enclosed (such as a canoe)
get over to overcome or recover from something
get along to have a good relationship with someone
get back to return from a trip
get through to overcome or reach the end of something
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Exercise 9 cont.
B. Fill in the Blanks atraveesar
fuera de
Write in, off, on, out of, over, along, back, or through in each blank.
off
1. You need to show your bus pass when you get the bus.
on
2. Before getting a taxi, make sure you haven’t left anything on the seat.
write in
3. I know today will be stressful, but you just need to get it.
out of
4. It’s hard to keep your balance when getting a kayak.
5. When she got back from vacation, she had a big pile of work to do.
along
6. I get well with my stepdaughter.
over
7. I forgot to get my bag from the overhead compartment when I got the plane.
8. It was a bad breakup. It took him months to get trought it.
C. Transportation: Entering D. Transportation: Exiting
Check the correct column ( ) for each Check the correct column ( ) for each
method of transportation. method of transportation.
Method of Method of Get

# Get On Get In # Get Off
Transportation Transportation Out Of
Ex horse Ex train
1 car 1 airplane
2 canoe 2 taxi
3 bus 3 horse
4 bicycle 4 helicopter
5 ferry 5 subway
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Exercise 10
DAILY ROUTINES
A. Reference
turn on to start a machine or light
turn off to stop a machine or light
wake up to stop sleeping
put on to add clothing
take off to remove clothing
turn up to increase the volume
turn down to lower the volume
pick up to give someone a ride
get in to enter a small vehicle
get out of to exit a small vehicle
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Phrasal verbs with “call” often have to do with the telephone.

Phrasal Verb Meaning

call back to return a phone call

call off to cancel something

to ask someone for an answer

call up to make a phone call

hang up to end a phone call

B. Fill in the Blanks

Write back, off, on, or up in each blank.

1. How often do you call your best friend up?

Phrasal Verb Meaning

put away to place something into an appropriate spot

put back to place something in the spot it was originally in

put down to stop holding something / to insult someone

put off to postpone or delay

put on to add clothing

put out to place something outside / to be inconvenienced by someone or something

take off to remove clothing

Write away, back, down, off, on, or out in each blank.

C. Complete the Sentences

Complete the sentences using a pronoun and a

Ex. If you picked up a fragile vase, you should put it down .

Phrasal verbs with “get” often involve transportation.

Phrasal Verb Meaning

to enter a small method of transportation that is enclosed (such as a car),

to exit a big method of transportation (such as a bus),

to enter a big method of transportation (such as a bus),

to exit a smaller method of transportation that is enclosed (such as a car),

get over to overcome or recover from something

get along to have a good relationship with someone

get back to return from a trip

get through to overcome or reach the end of something

C. Transportation: Entering D. Transportation: Exiting

Method of Method of Get

Phrasal Verb Meaning

turn on to start a machine or light

turn off to stop a machine or light

wake up to stop sleeping

put on to add clothing

take off to remove clothing

turn up to increase the volume

turn down to lower the volume

pick up to give someone a ride

get in to enter a small vehicle

get out of to exit a small vehicle

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