2TTO Test U5 Modals and Phrasal verbs

1

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
We don’t have a choice, we ___ sell our house. We need the money.

should

can

might

have to

1

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
I ___ forget my grandpa’s birthday.

can’t have

don’t have to

mustn’t

not allowed to

1

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
You ___ text while driving in the UK. It’s the law.

are not allowed to

don’t have to

shouldn’t

might

1

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
You ___ take your jacket off if you are too hot. At least that’s what I’d do.

have to

must

should

can’t

1

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
We ___ still make it to the party on time if we leave now.

must

might

shouldn’t

have to

3

Match up the verbs and the prepositions to form phrasal verbs. Each preposition can only be used once.
In the following questions, you must write a meaningful sentence with each phrasal verb, and state whether you have used the literal or the idiomatic meaning.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
get		on
bring		through
hold		out
drive		round to
go		up

2

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "hold" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

2

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "get" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

2

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "drive" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

2

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "go" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

2

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "bring" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

25

Choose ONE of the tasks below:
Write an article about "How to be a good friend". Include the list of phrasal verbs and modals below in your article. UNDERLINE these words in your text or mark them otherwise.
a. blow up
b. break up
c. cut off
d. fall for
e. fed up
g. fill out
h. get over
i. give up
j. look after
k. take up
L. should
M. must
N. don’t/doesn’t have to
O. be allowed to
P. might

2TTO Test U5 Modals and Phrasal verbs

Complete the sentences with the correct word. We don’t have a choice, we ___ sell our house. We need the money.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. I ___ forget my grandpa’s birthday.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. You ___ text while driving in the UK. It’s the law.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. You ___ take your jacket off if you are too hot. At least that’s what I’d do.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. We ___ still make it to the party on time if we leave now.

Match up the verbs and the prepositions to form phrasal verbs. Each preposition can only be used once. In the following questions, you must write a meaningful sentence with each phrasal verb, and state whether you have used the literal or the idiomatic meaning.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "hold" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "get" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "drive" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "go" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "bring" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. We don’t have a choice, we ___ sell our house. We need the money.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. I ___ forget my grandpa’s birthday.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. You ___ text while driving in the UK. It’s the law.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. You ___ take your jacket off if you are too hot. At least that’s what I’d do.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. We ___ still make it to the party on time if we leave now.

Match up the verbs and the prepositions to form phrasal verbs. Each preposition can only be used once. In the following questions, you must write a meaningful sentence with each phrasal verb, and state whether you have used the literal or the idiomatic meaning.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "hold" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "get" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "drive" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "go" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Make a meaningful sentence with the phrasal verb starting with "bring" in Q6. At the end of your sentence, state whether you have used the idiomatic (ID) or literal (LI) meaning of the phrasal verb.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
We don’t have a choice, we ___ sell our house. We need the money.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
I ___ forget my grandpa’s birthday.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
You ___ text while driving in the UK. It’s the law.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
You ___ take your jacket off if you are too hot. At least that’s what I’d do.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
We ___ still make it to the party on time if we leave now.

Match up the verbs and the prepositions to form phrasal verbs. Each preposition can only be used once.
In the following questions, you must write a meaningful sentence with each phrasal verb, and state whether you have used the literal or the idiomatic meaning.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
We don’t have a choice, we ___ sell our house. We need the money.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
I ___ forget my grandpa’s birthday.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
You ___ text while driving in the UK. It’s the law.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
You ___ take your jacket off if you are too hot. At least that’s what I’d do.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.
We ___ still make it to the party on time if we leave now.

Match up the verbs and the prepositions to form phrasal verbs. Each preposition can only be used once.
In the following questions, you must write a meaningful sentence with each phrasal verb, and state whether you have used the literal or the idiomatic meaning.