I Write the phrasal verbs equivalent to the following words and definitions:

1. a interrupt an activity by doing sth

b to suddenly start doing sth

c to enter a building by using force

2. to begin to be interested in sth

3. to penetrate

4. to begin working at sth or doing sth

5. a to force someone to continue to work hard

b to continue working hard at sth

6. to mature

7. to telephone

8. to accumulate

9. to close

10. to discard

11. to do the necessary actions on a computer system that will allow you to begin using it

12. a to find someone or sth that is difficult

b to find by searching or making inquiries in several different places

13. to learn information, after trying to discover it or by chance

14. to provide

15. to determine

16. to record

17. to try to find

18. to do sth before sb does it

II Match antonyms to the following phrasal verbs:

1. to throw away	a. to become/ grow worse
2. to put sth off	b. to stop
3. to come up	c. to escape
4. to take away	d. to pick up
5. to break into	e. to collect
6. to come into	f. to take off
7. to switch off	g. to get out
8. to switch on	h. to fail
9. to send sth (beams) out	i. to deteriorate
10. to get sth over	j. to open
11. to start up	k. to turn off
12. to catch up	l. to give back
13. to keep up	m. to disappear
14. to shut down	n. to do sth immediately
15. to bring down (about a plane)	o. to turn on

III Write synonyms for the following phrasal verbs:

to try sth out to put down to put off to put into to look up to get back to take down to back up to check out to note down to work out

to be off to be at to go back to come up to put in to drag over to get out to refer to to track sb/ sth down to put sth across to break into

IV Choose the right phrasal verb to fill in the blanks in the following sentences. Use the right tense forms of the verbs:

come up, drag sth over, get sth out, look for, put in, put in, put sth across, refer to, track sb down, try out, work out

1. You see that little status bar that ... .

2. Let’s ... the new name.

3. That just ... it ... of the way so now we can see all of our drives.

4. Now you can actually click on one of those files hold your mouse button down and ... it ... to the subfolder.

5. It uses a look-up table to find the IP address of the Web server ... in the URL.

6. Employers ... qualifications and experience.

7. How did they ... you ... ?

8. I remove that and I ... whatever the name of the new folder is.

9. I have to go to customers I’ve never met before and ... my points ... .

10. This time the router uses the IP address of the browser computer ... the best available path for each packet.

11. They ... it ... and now they use it regularly.