Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

Fill in the blanks in the following conversations:

1.

A: Where are we going to ______ the tables and chairs for the barbecue?

B: Anywhere is fine. I’ll leave it up to you to decide.

2.

A: I’ve bought a new computer. Will you ______ for me, son?

B: Ok, mom. I suppose I have no choice.

A: Nope.

B: Ha ha. Ok, then. I’ll come round this weekend and ______ for you.

A: Thanks.

3.

A: Have you ______ the computer and projector in the conference room

for the meeting?

B: Oh, sorry. Not yet. I’ll do it now.

A: Thanks.

4.

A: Ok. I’m done fetching wood for the fire. Where did Tim go?

B: He’s behind that tree _______ the toilet.

A: Oh. I’ll go help him.

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5.

A: Where should we _______ the tables and chairs.

B: Oh. I’m not sure. I’ll check with the wedding planner. Please wait here

for a minute.

A: Sure. No problem.

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7. Set up (2)

To  organize  or  establish  something,  especially  an  event,  group  or  a

system

Present

Continuous

Past

Present

perfect

set/sets up

be setting up set up

set up

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Separable

Verbs of similar meaning:

establish; organize; build; start

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