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FCE Part 4 Phrasal Verbs Exercises
FCE Use of English Part 4 — 10 interactive phrasal verbs items for Cambridge B2 First, with instant answers.
Phrasal verbs are a Part 4 favourite because the key word is often a small verb (PUT, SET, CALL, LOOK) that must combine with a particle. Meaning stays the same; the collocation changes.
Separable particles can sit after the object (call the picnic off) or before it (call off the picnic). Both can be accepted if they stay inside five words.
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning, using the word given.
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FAQ
- How do phrasal verbs appear in FCE Part 4?
- The key word is usually the verb. You add the particle and keep the object. Typical items: put off, set up, call off, look after, put up with, take up.
- Are these phrasal verb exercises free?
- Yes. They are interactive key word transformations with instant answers.