Phrasal Verbs
1.
Across
1. I have to take
_____ of my little brother.
3. If you ____ across
a good dictionary. Buy it for me.
6. I don't want to
cook. Let's _____ out.
7. Let's _____ up the
tent before it rains.
9. Don't ____ ____ to
me you rude boy.
11. If you ____ into
Jack, tell him to call me.
12. _____ up! It's
morning.
13. There are many
mistakes. ____ it over.
Down
1. Can you ____ ____
with some solutions.
2. If we don’t start
spending less, we will ___ ___ of money soon.
3. I'm going to ____
down on fatty foods.
4. He likes to ______
up stories.
5. I ___ ___ well with
Sandy because she is so easygoing.
8. It's warm. Why
don't you _____ off your jacket?
10. The bomb will ____
up in two minutes.
11. I need to get ____
of some old furniture.
2.
2.
Across
2. _______ out a dress
and I'll buy it for you.
5. He had to ____ ____
of university because he had no money.
7. Let's _____ up the
tent before it rains.
9. The bomb will ____
up in two minutes.
10. Don't ____ ____ to
me you rude boy.
12. If you ____ into
Jack, tell him to call me.
13. I need to get ____
of some old furniture.
15. He likes to ______
up stories.
Down
1. ____ by and visit
me sometime.
2. We _____ off our
trip until next year.
3. I'm going to ____ down
on fatty foods.
4. If you ____ across
a good dictionary. Buy it for me.
6. _______ it up in
the dictionary.
8. It's warm. Why
don't you _____ off your jacket?
10. It's too loud.
_______ down the volume.
11. I have to take
_____ of my little brother.
14. There are many
mistakes. ____ it over.
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