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Phrasal Verbs

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Phrasal Verbs

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Phrasal verbs in the game of the little frog are a fun and educational way to learn and practice combinations of verbs with prepositions or adverbs. Each time the frog jumps, it may encounter different obstacles or elements that represent phrasal verbs, like pick up or run into.

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Phrasal verbs in the game of the little frog are a fun and educational way to learn and practice combinations of verbs with prepositions or adverbs. Each time the frog jumps, it may encounter different obstacles or elements that represent phrasal verbs, like pick up or run into.

by Valentina Villegas
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What does “wake up” mean?

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I usually __________ at 7 a.m. on weekdays

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Can you help me __________ this form?

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What’s the opposite of “turn on” the light?

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They __________ after five years of marriage.

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Take off” means:

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She __________ the invitation to the party.

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Let’s __________ the music! It’s too loud.

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I __________ my old friend from high school

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If you don’t know a word, you can __________ in the dictionary.

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“Give up” means:

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She takes care of her little brother. What phrasal verb means “takes care of”?

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Don’t __________ your dreams! Keep going!

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We __________ late because of traffic.

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Did you __________ your homework?

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What does “pick up” mean in this sentence: “I’ll pick you up at 6”?

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My mom told me to __________ my room.

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What does “put off” mean?

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I don’t want to __________ this conversation. Let’s stop.

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He __________ smoking last year.

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She __________ very well with her classmates.

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“Break down” means:

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Why did you __________ our meeting?

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I __________ some old photos while cleaning.

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We can __________ the lights when we leave.

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