Ejercicios Prácticos de Vocabulario y Phrasal Verbs en Inglés

Ejercicios Prácticos de Inglés: Vocabulario y Phrasal Verbs

1. True or False Sentences

Write true or false for each sentence. Correct the false sentences. Pay attention to the words in black.

1. To answer a question, you make a request. F. (To ask for something)
2. When you receive an e-mail, it arrives in your inbox. T.
3. You should always give your password to other people. F. (You should never)
4. Online profiles usually contain details about someone. T.
5. When you log out of a site, you enter it. F. (You exit it)
6. The wall on Facebook prevents strangers from contacting you. F. (Lets other people watch your posts)

2. Complete with the Correct Words

Complete the sentences with the words below:

ACCOUNT – BLOCKED – UPDATE – COMMENTED – LOG IN – PRIVACY SETTINGS – APPLICATIONS

1. Once you log in, you can see all your new messages.
2. I opened a bank account today.
3. My new phone has lots of useful applications.
4. They update this news site every half an hour.
5. A lot of people commented on how good her performance was.
6. Everything on my Facebook page used to be public, but I changed my privacy settings yesterday.
7. I can’t watch that music video because the site has been blocked.

3. Logical Continuation

Complete the sentences with a logical continuation. Pay attention to the words in bold.

1. He posted some really funny jokes last night. I read them while I was scrolling down his Facebook wall.
2. We took part in the demonstration. We felt we needed to support the cause they were protesting for.
3. I don’t know why I can’t access my e-mail account. I can’t log into it when I type in the password.
4. Gina always criticizes other people. She always says mean things about them.

4. Phrasal Verbs and Expressions

Complete the sentences with the words below:

GET RID OF – TURN DOWN – EMBARRASSING – EMPLOYERS – QUALIFICATIONS

1. These old phones don’t work anymore. Let’s get rid of them.
2. I couldn’t remember her name. It was a very embarrassing moment.
3. She’s got excellent qualifications, so she won’t have trouble finding a job.
4. Don’t turn down their offer. It’s a great opportunity for you.
5. His previous employers said they weren’t happy with his work.

5. Correct Form of Phrasal Verbs

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrasal verbs below:

TURN OUT – TURN IN – TURN OFF – TURN UP – TURN INTO – TURN DOWN

1. When her alarm clock rang, she turned it off and went back to sleep.
2. She reminded us to turn in our keys when we left the hotel.
3. I had expected the film to be boring, but it turned out to be fascinating.
4. I doubt your sweater was stolen. It will turn up one of these days.
5. I wonder why she turned down the job offer.
6. In this story, a frog turned into a handsome prince.

6. Fixing Phrasal Verbs in Context

The following sentences do not make sense. Replace each phrasal verb in bold with one from another sentence.

1. He turned down his ringtone when someone complained that it was too loud.
2. She always turns to close friends for advice. She trusts them.
3. Since we broke up, Dan’s friends have turned against me.
4. Drivers approaching the bridge were turned away by the police and told to take another route.
5. I turned in my uniform when I stopped working at the restaurant.
6. His keys suddenly turned up.
7. It turned out to be a wonderful evening.