I saw a car driving dangerously, so I ___ ___ its registration number and called the police.
noted down
I thought I had lost my wallet, but fortunately, somebody ___ it ___ at reception.
handed - in
It’s really busy in town because the schools have ___ ___ for the holidays.
broken up
I need to start writing my essay, but I keep ___ it ___.
putting - off
All of the schools in the UK ___ ___ in the middle of December.
break up
There’s a new Italian restaurant in town. I saw people ___ ___ leaflets for it this morning.
giving out
Which phrasal verb means to do an activity with others?
join in
I don’t know if I’ll get an interview for the job, but I’m going to ___ ___ it and see what happens.
go for
Which phrasal verb means to decide to do something later?
put off
I’d like to play for my local youth football team. It’s difficult to ___ ___, but I’ll try my best.
get in
I’m going to ___ ___ my new bike today by cycling to the shops.
try out
Which phrasal verb means to understand something?
figure out
Arrange the words in the correct order: this / read / out / can / number / you / ?
Can you read out this number?
If you want to become an actor, I think you should ___ for it.
go
It’s strange living in a different country, but I’m ___ ___ well so far.
getting on
Arrange the words in the correct order: break / up / school / does / when / your / ?
When does your school break up?
I’m trying to ___ ___ the answer to this puzzle, but it’s really difficult.
figure out
Have you handed ___ your essay yet?
in
Can you lend me a pen to note ___ a telephone number?
down
I need to ___ behind after class to speak to my teacher.
stay