Phrasal verbs

A phrasal verb is used with an adverb or a preposition, or both. Its meaning may not be obvious.

For example: I have to clean up my room before I go out.  =  I need to tidy my room before I can leave the house.
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1)  I must _______ up these dirty dishes.
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2)  Are you looking ___ me?
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3)  They were absent yesterday, so now they need to ____up the test.
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4)  Every Friday, Johnny  ____ out the trash.
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5)  Jack  ______ his jacket off in the kitchen.
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6)  Children sure grow ___ quickly.
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7)  When you _____ out, shut the door quietly.
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8)  I can't go out because I have to look ____ my nephew.
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9)  He was very upset when he _____out he didn't pass the test.
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10)  David always ____ up silly excuses when he's late.
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11)  My friend ____on the same shirt as me.
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12)  ______ Grandpa up. It's time for supper.
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13)  _____ up, Grandpa! It's time for supper.
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14)  Make sure you have ____the oven off.
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15)  Look ____! That car almost hit you!
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16)  ____ off that chair, you naughty cat!
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17)  Could you please help me look _____  my keys?
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18)  When you don't know a word, look it ___ in the dictionary.
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19)  Bob can't find his glasses, but I'm sure they'll ____ up somewhere.
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20)  If you don't ____ up your laces, you may trip.
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