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Exercice de vocabulaire anglais: les phrasal verbs

Exercice de vocabulaire en anglais gratuit à faire en ligne avec son corrigé, pour s’entraîner en classe ou à la maison de manière interactive. Ce test vous permettra d’enrichir votre lexique et d’améliorer votre maîtrise de la langue anglaise.

Tous les exercices de vocabulaire sont corrigés pour un entraînement sans besoin d’aide (Les réponses sont en bas de la page).

Complétez les phrases. Il y a plusieurs réponses possibles: choisissez la meilleure

1. To vomit = To ___________
a) throw up
b) cough up
c) let up

2. The opposite of “dressing up” is “dressing ___________”, which means wearing
informal clothes.
a) below
b) under
c) down

3. They talked it ___________ ( = discussed it) and decided to move to London.
a) on
b) over
c) above

4. I tried to keep it a secret, but somehow my father ___________.
a) found out
b) found away
c) tried out

5. I can’t believe you gave ___________ ( = revealed/described) the ending! I wanted to see that movie, but now there’s no point.
a) in
b) away
c) on

6. When are you going ___________ home? ( = returning home)
a) back
b) at
c) to

7. I love my husband, but I don’t get ___________ with his mother. ( = we don’t like each other)
a) around
b) along
c) up

8. They called ___________ ( = cancelled) the meeting because one of the managers couldn’t make it.
a) off
b) out
c) away

9. When a soldier is asked to report for duty, you can say that he/she has been “called ___________.”
a) off
b) up
c) away

10. Thanks for ___________ me up. ( = making me feel better)
a) jeering
b) joking
c) cheering

 

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  1. To vomit = To throw up
  2. The opposite of “dressing up” is “dressing down”, which means wearing
    informal clothes.
  3. They talked it over and decided to move to London.
  4. I tried to keep it a secret, but somehow my father found out.
  5. I can’t believe you gave away the ending! I wanted to see that movie, but now there’s no point.
  6. When are you going back home?
  7. I love my husband, but I don’t get along with his mother.
  8. They called off the meeting because one of the managers couldn’t make it.
  9. When a soldier is asked to report for duty, you can say that he/she has been “called up.”
  10. Thanks for cheering me up.

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