7. Choose the suitable verbs and prepositions to make correct phrasal verbs to complete these following sentences. 1. In a Japanese home, guesses are expected to (put / take / get / keep) (off/ out / away / in) their shoes before entering the room. 2. We will need to find someone to (take / look / put / see) (out/on /after/of) the baby while we are out tonight. 3. Could you (set / find / look / turn) (out / off /up / in) the radio? I am studying for the exam. 4. I didn’t (try / put / keep / take) (up / on / by / away) this dress at the shop, so I didn’t realize that it didn’t suit me very well. 5. (Hurry / Tidy / Rush / Run) (to / off /up / on)! The train is coming. 6. Why don’t you (sit / settle / turn / set) (of/ at/in/down) and we will talk about our problem in more details? 7. I got his call when I was (turning / getting / coming / going) (on/in /off/out) the train. 8. Can we (check / find / get / look) (for /up / over / into) the new words in a dictionary during the exam? 9. What do you do first after you (get / look / keep / see) (in /after /off / up) in the morning? 10. I was busy so I couldn’t (take / see / get / keep) him (in / off / by / without) at the station yesterday. 8. Fill in the blanks with the given phrasal verbs from those given. 1. I often look up information in the Internet. 2. I dropped my wallet when I was trying to get on the bus yesterday. 3. Can I turn on the TV, Mom? I have already finished my homework. 4. The doctor asked him to give up = stop smoking. 5. It is so dark here, you really should take off your sunglasses now. 6. Can you stand up and offer your seat to this old lady? 7. We tried to put out the fire with a few buckets of water. 8. I asked my grandma to look after = take care of my dog when I was on holiday. 9. If you finish your meal, dear, I will let you put on = wear your new dress today. 10. We will get off the bus at the next stop, then take a taxi to the village.