worksheet about phrasal verbs

1. A- ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS BEFORE READING:
• Is it common to people move in together before getting married? Do you agree or not?
Why? ………………………………………………………………………………...
• Is it OK for a woman to ask a man out? Do you agree or not? Why?
…………………………………………………………………………………………….
B- READ THE FOLLOWING STORY. PAY ATTENTION TO WORDS IN BOLD.
Once upon a time, there was a young boy called Edwin and he worked with a girl called Rosie.
Edwin and Rosie got on very well. He thought she was very kind and funny, and she thought he
was great too.
After a while they started to fall for each other. Edwin was a bit nervous but one day he
summoned up the courage to ask Rosie out: “Would you like to go to the cinema with me? …
And she said “er…, OK!”.
So they went to the cinema (to see Spiderman) and after that they become boyfriend and
girlfriend. Edwin was so happy, he couldn`t believe he was finally going out with Rosie – the girl
of his dreams.
After a few months they decided to move in together, and Rosie started to live at Edwin’s flat.
But then they started to argue and they often fell out. One day things got so bad that they
decided to split up. Edwin tried to start his life again without Rosie but he couldn’t get over
her. He was always thinking about her and knew there would never be anyone else for him…
So he gave up!
One day, while he was walking in the park, Edwin bumped into Rosie. They chatted and went
for a coffee. Rosie said that she had missed him and she was sorry that they had fallen out.
Edwin said he was sorry too and told her how much he had missed her. So they decided to
make up. So Edwin and Rosie decided to get back together and this time they were very happy
and lived happily ever after (of course).
C- VOCABULARY: MATCH THE PHRASAL VERB TO ITS APPROPRIATE MEANING
Phrasal Verb Meaning
U Get back together ……be in a relationship with someone
I Get on (with someone) ...... have a good relationship
L Give up ...... surrender, stop doing something
T Ask (someone) out ...... ask somebody to go on a date
N Fall out (with someone) ...... have an argument, stop being friends
R Bump into (someone) ...... meet by accident
S Fall for (someone) ...... fall in love with someone
W Go out (with someone) …… stop feeling upset about something
F Make up …… meet by accident
D Split up (or break up) with someone …… become friends again after falling out
E Get over (something / someone) …… start a relationship again
O Move in (with someone) …… surrender, stop doing something
A Love Story in Phrasal Verbs