Prepositions with phrasal verbs 2 - Online English grammar test

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ONLINE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ
topic: Choose the right preposition for each phrasal verb 2
level: Beginner

Need help with phrasal verbs? Check out our phrasal verbs section and learn them!

John really wanted to go on a date with Victoria, so he asked her _____.
a. in
b. out
The old factory burned _____ last week.
a. on
b. down
I will always be your friend. You can count _____ me.
a. in
b. on
If you make a mistake, cross _____ the wrong answer and write the correct one.
a. through
b. out
I'll drop ____ your cds on the way to my girlfriend's house.
a. over
b. off
I hardly ever eat at home anymore. I always eat _____.
a. out
b. on
If you try to juggle two girls at the same time, you might end _____ alone.
a. around
b. up
I thought my plan was brilliant, but in the end it fell _____.
a. through
b. by
Here is the application. Please fill it _____ and return it to me.
a. on
b. out
I found _____ that he had a criminal past.
a. about
b. out
My neighbors and I don't get _____.
a. along
b. out

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