Phrasal Verb Scramble

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Unscramble the left part to reveal common phrasal verbs.

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Benjamin Cullen

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Unscramble Letters Phrasal Verb ScrambleOnline version Unscramble the left part to reveal common phrasal verbs. by Benjamin Cullen 1 Hold the same view as someone. I E E R W G A T H 2 Invite a person to go on a date. O N T U E M S S A O K E O 3 Provide support or endorsement for someone. M A P B O E O U S K C E N 4 Cease to operate or function. A R O D W N B K E 5 Start suddenly, often with an outbreak. R A B O E U T K 6 End a romantic partnership. P K R B A E U 7 Cause an event or result to occur. R N A G T U I O B B 8 Cause another person to feel discouraged. G D S M W E N N O E N O I O R B 9 Rise from bed to start the day. P T U G E 10 Admire or respect someone who serves as a role model. T P O N O O U E K S L E O M O 11 Review or examine something to check details. R E V G O O 12 Invent a story or fabrication. A K S G E M E T P N O H I U M 13 Lift or learn something or collect someone, usually in a vehicle P C I U K P 14 Leave the ground by aircraft or remove clothing. F F A K O E T 15 Activate a device or arouse interest or excitement. T O N N U R 16 Arrive unexpectedly or increase volume or intensity. T P N U U R 17 To test or experiment with something. Y N O T O E R H U T M T I S G 18 To consume all of a resource until none remains. M S I N E U O E H P G S U T 19 To exercise; also to solve a problem. R T W O K U O 20 To devise or figure out. S O I N E K R T H O O M U W T G 21 To understand or determine something after thinking. O T U E G U R F I 22 To stop a planned event or arrangement. F L A L C O F 23 Continue doing something after a pause or interruption. C O A Y R R N 24 To bring news or information up to date about someone. T H U C T P I A H C W 25 To register arrival at a hotel, airport, or event. C N H E K I C 26 to have a look at or try something to see if you like it E T O C U H K C 27 To tidy and make things clean through cleaning. C L P N N U E T H G O E S I M A 28 To find something or meet someone unexpectedly. C S R M C E A S O O 29 To decrease in amount, price, or intensity. N M W D E O C O 30 To face a challenge C U O I E P S A G N A T M 31 To become less angry or heated O F O C F O L 32 To deal successfully with a difficult situation T W C E P I H O 33 To rely on someone N O S E M O Y O T O B D C U N 34 To hide a wrongdoing or mistake C O P U E R V 35 To resolve something or take action I T E L A H W D 36 to tie your laces, or close the zip or buttons on a coat or dress, or to renovate a room or building P D U O 37 To take someone to a place and leave them there O E F N E F D O P S M R O O 38 maintain the same speed or trajectory as another person or thing T E W E U P I K H P 39 think of an idea or answer H W U P I C T O E M 40 To compensate for having lost, missed or broken something A F E K U P O R M 41 to use up all your supplies of something U U R O O T F N 42

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Phrasal Verb ScrambleOnline version

Unscramble the left part to reveal common phrasal verbs.

by Benjamin Cullen

Hold the same view as someone.

Invite a person to go on a date.

O N T U E M S S A O K E O

Provide support or endorsement for someone.

M A P B O E O U S K C E N

Cease to operate or function.

Start suddenly, often with an outbreak.

End a romantic partnership.

Cause an event or result to occur.

Cause another person to feel discouraged.

G D S M W E N N O E N O I O R B

Rise from bed to start the day.

Admire or respect someone who serves as a role model.

T P O N O O U E K S L E O M O

Review or examine something to check details.

Invent a story or fabrication.

A K S G E M E T P N O H I U M

Lift or learn something or collect someone, usually in a vehicle

Leave the ground by aircraft or remove clothing.

Activate a device or arouse interest or excitement.

Arrive unexpectedly or increase volume or intensity.

To test or experiment with something.

Y N O T O E R H U T M T I S G

To consume all of a resource until none remains.

M S I N E U O E H P G S U T

To exercise; also to solve a problem.

To devise or figure out.

S O I N E K R T H O O M U W T G

To understand or determine something after thinking.

To stop a planned event or arrangement.

Continue doing something after a pause or interruption.

To bring news or information up to date about someone.

T H U C T P I A H C W

To register arrival at a hotel, airport, or event.

to have a look at or try something to see if you like it

To tidy and make things clean through cleaning.

C L P N N U E T H G O E S I M A

To find something or meet someone unexpectedly.

To decrease in amount, price, or intensity.

To face a challenge

C U O I E P S A G N A T M

To become less angry or heated

To deal successfully with a difficult situation

To rely on someone

N O S E M O Y O T O B D C U N

To hide a wrongdoing or mistake

To resolve something or take action

to tie your laces, or close the zip or buttons on a coat or dress, or to renovate a room or building

To take someone to a place and leave them there

O E F N E F D O P S M R O O

maintain the same speed or trajectory as another person or thing

T E W E U P I K H P

think of an idea or answer

H W U P I C T O E M

To compensate for having lost, missed or broken something

A F E K U P O R M

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Phrasal Verb Scramble

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About this activity

Created by

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Phrasal Verb ScrambleOnline version

by Benjamin Cullen

Hold the same view as someone.

Invite a person to go on a date.

Provide support or endorsement for someone.

Cease to operate or function.

Start suddenly, often with an outbreak.

End a romantic partnership.

Cause an event or result to occur.

Cause another person to feel discouraged.

Rise from bed to start the day.

Admire or respect someone who serves as a role model.

Review or examine something to check details.

Invent a story or fabrication.

Lift or learn something or collect someone, usually in a vehicle

Leave the ground by aircraft or remove clothing.

Activate a device or arouse interest or excitement.

Arrive unexpectedly or increase volume or intensity.

To test or experiment with something.

To consume all of a resource until none remains.

To exercise; also to solve a problem.

To devise or figure out.

To understand or determine something after thinking.

To stop a planned event or arrangement.

Continue doing something after a pause or interruption.

To bring news or information up to date about someone.

To register arrival at a hotel, airport, or event.

to have a look at or try something to see if you like it

To tidy and make things clean through cleaning.

To find something or meet someone unexpectedly.

To decrease in amount, price, or intensity.

To face a challenge

To become less angry or heated

To deal successfully with a difficult situation

To rely on someone

To hide a wrongdoing or mistake

To resolve something or take action

to tie your laces, or close the zip or buttons on a coat or dress, or to renovate a room or building

To take someone to a place and leave them there

maintain the same speed or trajectory as another person or thing

think of an idea or answer

To compensate for having lost, missed or broken something

to use up all your supplies of something