Free Exercises: Grammar, Vocabulary & Phrases
Level: Elementary Intermediate Advanced
Exercise: Grammar Vocabulary Phrases
Intermediate Vocabulary: Verbs With Up
For each sentence, choose the best word or phrase to complete the gap from the choices below.
- I slept for ages and finally up at midday.
- They went for a long walk to up an appetite for the evening's dinner.
- There was so much mess that it took ages to up after the party.
- In just two months he managed to up a 4000 bill with the stationery company.
- Come on. up. Don't be so miserable over such a little thing.
- We're going to up the room with a few colourful posters of England football stars.
- I've got an exam next week so I need to quickly up on my English grammar.
- It's the sort of party where you need to up. No jeans are allowed.
- I was once up by a gang of bullies at school. Afterwards, I was covered in bruises and I was walking with a limp for two weeks.
- Things are beginning to up. It's not going to be so bad afterall.
- This is another plan that he's up to raise money without having to do any work.
- For homework, we had to up a story ending with the words "and she never spoke to him again". It was easy. I wrote about my ex-girlfriend.