Talk a Lot Intermediate Book Eat Up Your Phrasal Verbs – They’re Good for You! Phrasal Verbs Dice Game – Combinations When you roll the Most Common Verbs and Particles Dice there are 36 possible combinations, which produce 34 different phrasal verbs They are listed below, along with their literal meanings and example sentences For this exercise only one literal meaning is listed for each phrasal verb – there may be more, so if you have time you could explore further with a phrasal verbs dictionary – or online! Verb Dice: Particle Dice: Literal Meaning: Example Sentence: BE BACK DOWN IN OFF OUT UP none be not functioning be fashionable be no longer fresh be an unsuitable day be awake – Oh no! The internet’s down again! Plain blue shirts are in this season The milk’s off Can you buy some? I’m away next week, so Friday’s out I’ve been up for about two hours COME BACK DOWN IN OFF OUT UP return decrease enter be removed be released occur unexpectedly I just came back to get my jacket I hope the price of fuel comes down Hi! Great to see you! Please come in The stain on the carpet won’t come off When’s that new CD coming out? I can’t meet later; something’s come up GET BACK DOWN IN OFF OUT UP return dance enter leave become known publicly rise What time did you get back last night? They were getting down at the club! Hurry up and get in the car, please! I got off the train and ran to meet her The news about her pregnancy got out I usually get up at seven in the morning GIVE BACK DOWN IN OFF OUT UP return sth none surrender produce sth distribute finish a habit I forgot to give back Tammy’s DVD – In a fight he never gives in The car engine gave off a funny smell Can you help give out these leaflets? My brother has given up smoking GO BACK DOWN IN OFF OUT UP revisit decrease be understood happen socialise increase I went back to my old school last week At night the temperature goes down If I revise at night the facts go in better The event went off really well Me and my mates go out every Friday The price of milk has gone up again PUT BACK DOWN IN OFF OUT UP replace criticise interject postpone extinguish allow sby to stay Please put my books back on the shelf My brother is always putting me down “What about me?” put in Bob angrily The concert was put off until next year It took fifteen minutes to put out the fire When I went to Rio, my mate put me up For more fun worksheets, games, and quizzes log onto www.englishbanana.com now! 72