As you know there are many, many phrasal verbs. Here are ten basic ones that you should know. Today there are no explanations; you must decide which one feels right. You have probably heard many of these before, so this will be a good review. Remember, the best way to learn phrasal verbs is through practice. The more of them you see, the easier it becomes to understand the meaning of new ones.
Choose the correct preposition to complete each phrasal verb:
Link: The Position of Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verb Quiz...Test Your Knowledge!
- 1 - Our taxi is here. You get ___ it first.
- 2 - The train is just about to leave. Let's get ___ it before we miss it.
- 3 - It's getting cold. I'm going to put ___ my coat.
- 4 - Please take ___ your dirty shoes before you come in.
- 5 - I'm tired of walking. Let's sit ___ for a while.
- 6 - Hang ___ the laundry so that it can dry in the sun.
- 7 - Remember to take ___ the garbage before you go to bed.
- 2 - The train is just about to leave. Let's get ___ it before we miss it.













Comments
Very useful lesson! I made 3
Very useful lesson! I made 3 mistakes! The phrasal verb "hang up" confused me twice. I can't get it!
I looked up in the dictionary but, anyway, it's meaning is unclear in the situations described in the task
Could you explain?
Thanks in advance.
Re; Hang Up
Hang up - to put something up (suspend) by placing it on a hook, peg, or hanger.
Examples:
hang up - When the clean wet clothes are placed on a line to dry. The clothes hang from the line using a peg.
hang up - When you place a picture on the wall using a small hook. The picture hangs from the hook.
Now I see. I couldn't
Now I see. I couldn't understand it because of the second meaning of "laundry" as a linens or white goods not as the place to do washing. My fault! Sorry! Thank you a lot!
I've made 3 mistakes
The most surprising to me was "get in the taxi" but "get on the train".
Another difficult thing was "throw out garbage".
I thought that "throw away" was the right answer.
Thanks!
Common Phrasal Verbs
We use 'get into' the taxi/car. We use 'get on' for other forms of transport.
'Take out the garbage' is means to take your garbage outside ready to be collected by the garbage man. You take it from inside your home and place it in the street.
'Throw away' (or 'throw out') is used for a piece of garbage that you put into the dustbin ('trashcan' in American English).
get six
I'm confusing , but I can get six out of ten
what's the different between taxi and train?
THANKS
My mistakes are also connected with GET. It's rather difficult to remember.

thank you for the lesson.
3 mistakes i didn't know the
3 mistakes i didn't know the difference between taxi and train...
thanks a lot:)
Good to do & use right thing on place.
This is the too good exercise, some confusion between take out & take away but got it very right. What the exact meaning of "You get into it first" ?.
Thanks a lot for very useful exercise.
Hi jeeree,
"You get into it first" means that you say someone (your friend, for example), to get into taxi before you.
Earlier women and girls always get into a car before men (at least in my country).
Take care of yourself!
i just wanna thank you for the lesson!
hey!this's a very useful lesson!i made 3 mistakes...but then i read the other comments...sooo i got it)THANKS A LOT!!!!!
not so happy
not so happy
ya, finished
ya, finished
8/10, but I know now what is
8/10, but I know now what is correct
Nataly only one mistake I
Nataly
only one mistake I put take away instead of take out, thanks for the lesson
useful lesson
2 mistakes.....
thank you for the lesson I
thank you for the lesson
I had problems with hang ... :\
6 out of 10
it is my first test and i got 60% in it. i am sure it will help me to improve myself.