Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

Exercises

Complete the following conversations:

1.

A: I really miss your dad.

B:  Me,  too.  I  ______  him  all  the  time.  I  can’t  believe  it’s  already  been  a

year since the funeral.

2.

A: Did you miss us?

B: Of course. I _______ you and the little ones every day. I’m so glad to

be home for a few weeks before my next business trip.

3.

A: John! What are you doing here? It’s so good to see you.

B: Mariko! It’s great to see you, too.

A: Are you here with anyone?

B: Well, I was supposed to meet someone, but she cancelled.

A: No way. That’s terrible. Can I join you? I’ve just moved to town and I’m

eating out all by myself.

B: Sure. You’ve just moved here? That’s great.

A: Can I tell you a little secret?

B: Of course.

A: I’ve really missed you since you left L.A. I ______ you a lot actually.

B: How do you feel about going on a date tomorrow night?

A: Sounds great!

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4.

A: Emily? Hello? Earth calling Emily!

B: Oh, sorry mum. I was ______ Rahul.

A: For goodness sake, Emily. You have to forget that boy. He’s no good

for you.

5.

A: Ok. Why have you got that smile on your face? What’s going on?

B: Nothing. I was just _______ something John said to me last night.

A: It must have been something good.

B: Oh, it was.

A: Well…

B: I’ll tell you soon.

A: I’m intrigued.

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46. Go out (1)

To leave a place inside to go outside for a particular reason

Present

Continuous Past

Present

perfect

go/goes

out

be

going

out

went

out

have/has

gone out

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Nonseparable

Verbs of similar meaning:

exit; leave

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