Question

-- Task 2 → Complete the text with the corresponding phrasal verb. In the activity you can find the meaning of the each phrasal verb.

rang into, put out, hand in, write down
rang up, left out, add up, turn down
turn off, called off, got away, went down
wake up, get up, give back, putting on

Mrs and Mr Morris were invited to a party. Before leaving the house, Mrs. Morris told Melvin and Peter that they would (1) at about midnight. Melvin was told to (2) his younger brother. When it was time for bed, the two boys (3) their pyjamas before (4) the lights. Soon Peter was would happen if a bulger were to (5). The house as they were all alone in the dark. Suddenly, he heard a noise. He was very frightened. He quietly (6) his brother and told him about the noise. “Let’s (7) the police”, suggested Peter. But the telephone was downstairs and both of them did not dare to leave their room. Peter made another suggestion, “Lets (8) for help as someone might hear us and come to our rescue”. Quickly, the boys (9) of bed. They (10) the lights and began shouting for help. The door burst open. The boys screamed even louder. Mr and Mrs Morris watched in bewilderment before bursting into laughter.

Answer 1

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Task 2 → Complete the text with the corresponding phrasal verb. In the activity you can find the meaning of the each phrasal verb.

rang into, put out, hand in, write down

rang up, left out, add up, turn down

turn off, called off, got away, went down

wake up, get up, give back, putting on

Mrs and Mr Morris were invited to a party. Before leaving the house, Mrs. Morris told Melvin and Peter that they would (1) at about midnight. Melvin was told to (2) his younger brother. When it was time for bed, the two boys (3) their pyjamas before (4) the lights. Soon Peter was would happen if a bulger were to (5). The house as they were all alone in the dark. Suddenly, he heard a noise. He was very frightened. He quietly (6) his brother and told him about the noise. “Let’s (7) the police”, suggested Peter. But the telephone was downstairs and both of them did not dare to leave their room. Peter made another suggestion, “Lets (8) for help as someone might hear us and come to our rescue”. Quickly, the boys (9) of bed. They (10) the lights and began shouting for help. The door burst open. The boys screamed even louder. Mr and Mrs Morris watched in bewilderment before bursting into laughter.