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Phrasal Verbs 3

Vocabulary

Free Phrasal Verbs 3 practice — answer fast to snatch the scoop. Grammar game for primary school students.

Years 3–9

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Examples in this game

Easy
break down (divide into smaller parts) · break in (wear something a few times so that it doesn't look/feel new) · break into (enter forcibly) · break out (escape) · break up (end a relationship) · give away (reveal hidden information about somebody)
Medium
break down (divide into smaller parts) · break in (wear something a few times so that it doesn't look/feel new) · break into (enter forcibly) · break out (escape) · break up (end a relationship) · give away (reveal hidden information about somebody)
Hard
break down (stop functioning (vehicle, machine)) · break down (get upset) · break in (interrupt) · give in (reluctantly stop fighting or arguing) · go after (try to achieve something) · go against (compete, oppose)

Curriculum fit

Vocabulary Part of Rollama's Vocabulary quest, used with Years 3–9.

More from this quest

Arrange a Rama - Degrees of Possibility Arrange a Rama - Degrees of Quality Adjectives Arrange a Rama - Standard English Sorting Pick a Pair - Collective Nouns

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Phrasal Verbs

 60s

Correct answer → gain one scoop
Incorrect answer → lose one scoop

Medal target: 6 scoops

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