1. I haven't heard from my sister recently. Perhaps I should .....ring her up............ now. (ring up)

 2. There is always litter here. No one ever.........pick it up.......(pickup) 

3. It's quite cold outside. Put on your coat! Yeah, I'm...............put on it....... right (put on)

 4. They gave me a form and told me to........fill in it........(fill in) 

5. Do you know the meaning of this word? -No, have you. ........looked it up............in the dictionary? (look up)

 6. Do you want this box? - No, you can.............throw it away....... (throw away) 

7. It's quite dark. There is a light! Could you please...turn it on.............(turn on)

 8. Shhh! The children are asleep. Don't..........wake them up.........(wake up) 

9. Have you washed up the dishes? - I'm going to.............wash up them.....(wash up) 

10. I wanted to buy a shirt from that shop, but when i .....try it on..............., it didn't fit me. (try on)

1. Nobody is watching the TV. Turn it off .(turn off)

2. There is always litter here. No one ever pick it up.(pick up)

3. - Do you want this box?

- No, you can throw it away.(throw away)

4. - Do you know the meaning of this word?

- No, have you look it up in the dictionary? (look up)

5. Shhh! The children are sleep. Don't wake them up.(wake up)

6. It's quite cold outside. Put on your coat! Yeah, I'm putting it on right now. (put on)

7. Have you washed up the dishes? - I'm going to wash them up.(wash up).

8. I haven't heard from my sister recently. Perhaps I should ring her up now. (ring up)

9. I wanted to buy a shirt from that shop, but when I try it on, it didn't fit me. (try on)

10. They gave me a form and told me to fill in. (fill in)

11. It's quite dark. There the light! Could you please turn it on ? (turn on)

12. Na is under the table. She is looking for her pen. (look for)

I. Complete each of the following sentences using the correct form of a phrasal verb from the box.

1.   Miss Diep didn’t know the correct spelling so she had to           look up                        it in the dictionary.

2.   She’s         thought            it      over    and has made up her mind; she’s going to take the job in New York.

3.   Can you       put           your name, telephone number and email address                       down        in the book, please?

4.   My hotel was amazing and it             lived up to                    all my expectations.

5.   Mark was born in the East End, but he               grew up              in the West End.

6.   The guide            showed               us              around                   the historic parts of the city.

7.   He doesn’t know why she             turned down                       his invitation to the party.

8.   Vinh is very friendly. He         gets on with                 most of my friends.

9.   We are all        looking forward to                  seeing our grandparents again.

10. Miss Hang            turned              the Music            off        and went to bed because it was quite late.

II.  Complete the sentences with correct form of verbs.

1.   People tend                      to think             (think) that the problem will never affect them.

2.   My parents advised me           to learn                  (learn) English as soon as possible.

3.   Many young people spend the whole day               playing                     (play) online games.

4.   It took me a whole day           to travel                  (travel) to Da Lat last week.

5.   I can’t see the attraction of                  sitting                 (sit) on a beach all day.

6.   A positive aspect of education is that it contributes to          confirming                   (confirm) one’s identity.

7.   I like to listen to the birds                     singing                (sing) when I get up early in the morning.

8.   The team has tried their best                 to perform                (perform) in the final round.

9.   Do the plants need                   watering                 (water) every day?

10. If you can, please                     give                 (give) me more information about the kids club at A1Raha Beach Hotel.

I. Complete each of the following sentences using the correct form of a phrasal verb from the box.

1.   Miss Diep didn’t know the correct spelling so she had to                look                     it up in the dictionary.

2.   She’s           thought          it     over     and has made up her mind; she’s going to take the job in New York.

3.   Can you          put        your name, telephone number and email address             down                  in the book, please?

4.   My hotel was amazing and it             lived up to                    all my expectations.

5.   Mark was born in the East End, but he           grew up                   in the West End.

6.   The guide               showed            us                around                 the historic parts of the city.

7.   He doesn’t know why she                    turned down               his invitation to the party.

8.   Vinh is very friendly. He               gets on with           most of my friends.

9.   We are all             looking forward to             seeing our grandparents again.

10. Miss Hang            turned              the Music        off            and went to bed because it was quite late.

II.  Complete the sentences with correct form of verbs.

1.   People tend                   to think                 (think) that the problem will never affect them.

2.   My parents advised me              to learn                (learn) English as soon as possible.

3.   Many young people spend the whole day                      playing               (play) online games.

4.   It took me a whole day                  to travel            (travel) to Da Lat last week.

5.   I can’t see the attraction of                 sitting                  (sit) on a beach all day.

6.   A positive aspect of education is that it contributes to       confirming                     (confirm) one’s identity.

7.   I like to listen to the birds                singing                     (sing) when I get up early in the morning.

8.   The team has tried their best                    to perform              (perform) in the final round.

9.   Do the plants need                    watering                (water) every day?

10. If you can, please                  give                    (give) me more information about the kids club at A1Raha Beach Hotel.

1.takes off

2.have waited for

3.look after

4.hold on

5.will check up

1 show off

2 came across

3 carry out

4 turn down

5 go over - put - off

6 by

7 out

8 up

9 for

10 into

get over

will pull down

take off

cheered up

found out

set up

turn back

go on

applied for

dress up

1 get over

2 pulled down

3 take off

4 cheered up

5 found out

6 set up

7 turn back

8 go on

9 applied for

10 dress up

take off

grew up

looking forward to

set up

turns up

Use the words in parentheses to complete each sentence. Use the comparative form of the adverb and the correct form of the verb.

1. My new watch _keeps time more accurately than______ (keep time/ accurately) my old watch.

2. My sister ___calls more often_than___ ( call/ often) my brother.

3. My phone ___rings more loudly_than___ (ring / loudly) your phone.

4. Tara _____shops more _frequently than_ ( shop / frequently) Lori.

5. Brad __types more quickly than_____ ( type / quickly) Lynn.

6. Kate __sings more badly than_____ (sing / badly) Deb.

7. Lila ___study harder than____ (study/ hard ) Nora.

1 take off

2 grew up

3 looking forward

4 set up

5 turns up