Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

Exercises

Complete the following conversations:

1.

A: Have you ______ my idea? Isn’t it great?

B: Well… I have ______ it, but I don’t really think it will work.

2.

A: So, Mrs. Newton. Have you thought about the offer Mr. Richards made

on your house?

B:  Well,  actually,  we’re  still  ______  it.  We  need  more  time.  It’s  a  good

offer, but we feel that we may be able to get a little more.

A: Ok. Could you let me know your decision tomorrow?

B: Yes, we’ll do that.

3.

A: What’s up? Are you listening to me? You were staring at the ceiling.

B: Sorry. I was ______ whether I should quit my job or not.

A: What? Oh no. What’s wrong?

B: I really hate my boss.

4.

A: I really don’t know how to make a decision.

B: Well, I always ______ the pros and cons very carefully and then just

go with my gut feeling.

A: Maybe I should do the same.

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5.

A: Mr. Smith. Have you ______ my new project idea?

B: Yes, I have. It’s extremely interesting. Let’s set up a meeting to discuss

things further.

A: Great. Thank you.

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