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Practice, phrasal verbs: Thinking and knowing.
Exercise 1.
Match the verbs with the particles in the box to make phrasal verbs from this unit.
Of, back, about, out.
1.
Bring, come, go, look.
2.
Hear, remind, think.
3.
figure, work.
4.
Hear, know.
Answer key.
1.
Bring back, come back, go back, look back.
2.
Hear of, remind of, think Of . 3.
figure out, work out.
4.
hear about, know about.
Exercise 2.
Complete the sentences.
Choose the correct particles.
1.
I used a map to figure about, out, over.
the best route.
2.
Ellie doesn't know anything about, out, over.
me.
3.
The girl reminded me back , in, of my own daughter.
4.
Have you ever thought over, of, into.
moving abroad?
5.
I always use a calculator to work it out, about, into.
6.
Can you pass by, of, on.
a message for me?
7.
Several months went by, over, with.
before we saw each other again.
8.
This painting dates in, back, over.
to the sixteenth century.
Answer key.
Complete the sentences.
Choose the correct particles. 1.
I used a map to figure out the best route.
2.
Ellie doesn't know anything about me.
3.
The girl reminded me of my own daughter.
4.
Have you ever thought of moving abroad?
5.
I always use a calculator to work it out.
6.
Can you pass on a message for me?
7.
Several months went by before we saw each other again.
8.
This painting dates back to the sixteenth century.
Exercise 3.
Correct the phrasal verbs in these sentences.
1.
Have you heard anything more with the bus strike next weekend?
2.
It's a tradition that goes by to the 17th century.
3.
I can't work at how to switch on this machine.
4.
What advice will you pass back to your children one day?
5.
As soon as I hear that music, memories come over to me.
6.
I'll never forget it.
It's something that will always stick up my mind.
7.
He looks over on his school days very fondly. 8.
I'm thinking on starting my own business.
Answer key.
1.
Have you heard anything more about the bus strike next weekend?
2.
It's a tradition that goes back to the 17th century.
3.
I can't work out how to switch on this machine.
4.
What advice will you pass on to your children one day?
5.
As soon as I hear that music, memories come back to me.
6.
I'll never forget it.
It's something that will always stick in my mind.
7.
He looks back on his school days very fondly. 8.
I'm thinking of starting my own business.
Exercise 4 Match sentence halves 1-6 with A-F to make
complete definitions.
1.
If something brings.
2.
If a memory comes.
3.
If you think of doing.
4.
If you work something.
5.
If you look back, you think.
6.
If you know about something, A. about something in the past.
B. you have studied it and understand it.
C. back a memory, it makes you think about it.
D. out, you manage to understand it.
E. something, you consider the possibility of doing it.
F. back, you remember it suddenly.
Answer key.
1.
If something brings.
C. back a memory, it makes you think about it.
2.
If a memory comes.
F. back, you remember it suddenly.
3.
If you think of doing.
E. something, you consider the possibility of doing it.
4.
If you work something.
D. out, you manage to understand it.
5.
If you look back, you think.
A. about something in the past.
6.
If you know about something, B. you have studied it and understand it.
Exercise 5.
Decide if the following sentences are true (T) or false (F).
1.
Date back means the same as go back.
True.
2.
Hear about means the same as remind of.
False. 3.
Work out means the same as figure out.
True.
4.
Pass on means the same as hand down.
True.
5.
Look back means the same as come back.
False. 6.
Stick in means the same as hear of.
False. 7.
Bring back means the same as date back.
False. 8.
Think of means the same as go by.
False.
Exercise 6.
Replace the underlined words and phrases with the phrasal verbs in the box.
figure out, know much about, go back, brings back memories of, go by, think of
1.
The smell of suntan oil always makes me remember summer holidays.
2.
I can't find the solution to this problem.
3.
We can never return to the past.
4.
Can you suggest a capital city that begins with D?
5.
Do you have any information about Antarctica?
6.
I see my friends from school less and less often, as the years pass by.
Answer key.
1.
The smell of suntan oil always brings back memories of summer holidays.
2.
I can’t figure out to this problem.
3.
We can never go back to the past.
4.
Can you think of a capital city that begins with D?
5.
Do you know much about Antarctica?
6.
I see my friends from school less and less often, as the years go by.
Exercise 7.
Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs in the box.
brought back, goes by, heard of, handed down, passed on, stuck in, come back, dates back.
1.
As time, I feel less angry about it.
2.
His unusual bright yellow coat had, her mind.
3.
Leon's father had, the stories to him.
4.
I have never, this singer.
5.
I can't remember her name, but I'm sure it'll, to me.
6.
Talking about home.
sad memories for Carla.
7.
The first scientific study, to the early 1960s.
8.
The story had been. from generation to generation in his family.
Answer key.
1.
As time goes by, I feel less angry about it.
2.
His unusual bright yellow coat had stuck in her mind.
3.
Leon's father had passed on the stories to him.
4.
I have never heard of this singer.
5.
I can't remember her name, but I'm sure it'll-come back to me.
6.
Talking about home brought back sad memories for Carla.
7.
The first scientific study dates back to the early 1960s.
8.
The story had been handed down from generation to generation in his family.
Exercise 8.
Read the extract from Kimberly's cookery blog.
Underline all the phrasal verbs, then match them with the correct definitions 1-6.
I love the smell of spicy chicken cooking because it reminds me of Jamaica.
I live in the UK now, but my love of Jamaican food goes back to my childhood in Jamaica.
The thing that sticks in my memory is my mother cooking this for the whole family every weekend.
Several years have gone by since I moved to the UK, so I want to pass on my cooking skills
to my children.
I want them to know more about Jamaican culture.
1.
has existed since.
2.
makes me think about.
3.
give or teach.
4.
understand more regarding.
5.
continues clearly in.
6.
passed.
Answer key.
I love the smell of spicy chicken cooking because it reminds me of Jamaica.
I live in the UK now, but my love of Jamaican food goes back to my childhood in Jamaica.
The thing that sticks in my memory is my mother cooking this for the whole family every weekend.
Several years have gone by since I moved to the UK, so I want to pass on my cooking skills
to my children.
I want them to know more about Jamaican culture.
1.
has existed since = goes back to.
2.
makes me think about = reminds me of.
3.
give or teach = pass on.
4.
understand more regarding = know more about.
5.
continues clearly in = sticks in.
6.
passed = gone by.
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