PHRASAL VERBS - CELEBRATIONSOnline version Use the following expressions in the correct form to complete the sentences. There are 2 options you don't need to use: SET OFF - TRACE/DATE BACK TO - PASS AWAY - TEAR APART - DO AWAY WITH - TAKE PLACE - POINT OUT - BLOW UP - WIPE OUT - MAKE OUT - HAND OVER - SET UP by Karen Cambron 1 The building was ____________ by the bomb blast. Hints 1 to destroy something 2 GRAMMAR: passive voice conjugation, you need the past participle form. 2 The earthquake _________ many villages. Hints 1 to destroy something completely 2 GRAMMAR: Simple Past Conjugation 3 If he makes a mistake I always think it's best to _______ it ____ immediately. Hints 1 to tell someone a fact 2 GRAMMAR: base form of the verb; in this example the phrasal verb is split in two by the direct object. 4 She ___________ peacefully in her sleep. Hints 1 to die 2 GRAMMAR: Simple Past conjugation 5 We may ________________ the school uniform soon. Hints 1 (3 words) to get rid of something, or to stop using something 2 GRAMMAR: The base form of the main verb is required, as it's placed after a modal verb. 6 The meeting will ______________ next week. Hints 1 to happen 2 GRAMMAR: The base form of the main verb is required, as it's placed after a modal verb. 7 What time are you ________ tomorrow morning? Hints 1 to start a journey 2 GRAMMAR: Present Progressive Conjugation requires the main verb in the gerund form (-ing) 8 This house __________ to 1650. Hints 1 to have existed a particular length of time or since a particular time 2 SYNONYM: TRACE BACK 3 GRAMMAR: Simple Present 3rd person conjugation requires an -S ending 9 Terrorists __________ an office building in the city. Hints 1 to destroy something or kill someone with a bomb, or to be destroyed by a bomb 2 GRAMMAR: Simple Past Conjugation 10 We could just _________ a building through the trees. Hints 1 to be able to see, hear, or understand something or someone (with certain difficulty) 2 GRAMMAR: The base form of the main verb is required, as it's placed after a modal verb.
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