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2. Phrasal Verbs • Level 3

Three-Part Phrasal Verbs

10 Questions • 3 Minutes

📖 Lesson: Three-Part Phrasal Verbs

Definition

Phrasal verbs with THREE parts (Verb + Preposition + Preposition).

Common Examples

  • Look forward to: Be excited about. ("I look forward to the party").
  • Come up with: Invent/Create. ("He came up with a plan").
  • Get along with: Be friendly. ("I get along with her").
  • Put up with: Tolerate. ("I can't put up with this noise").
  • Run out of: Have none left. ("We ran out of milk").

📋 Practice Questions

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1. I _____ forward to the trip.
  • Alook
  • Bwatch
  • Csee
  • Dview
2. He _____ up with a great idea.
  • Acame
  • Bwent
  • Cgot
  • Dtook
3. I don't _____ along with him.
  • Aget
  • Bgo
  • Ctake
  • Dmake
4. We _____ out of gas.
  • Aran
  • Bgot
  • Ctook
  • Dmade
5. She _____ up to her boss.
  • Alooks
  • Bwatches
  • Csees
  • Dviews
6. Don't _____ down on others.
  • Alook
  • Bwatch
  • Csee
  • Dview
7. I can't _____ up with this noise.
  • Aput
  • Bget
  • Ctake
  • Dmake
8. He _____ away with the crime.
  • Agot
  • Bran
  • Ctook
  • Dmade
9. Let's _____ rid of this.
  • Aget
  • Btake
  • Cmake
  • Ddo
10. She _____ up for herself.
  • Astood
  • Bgot
  • Ctook
  • Dmade

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