- intermediate-80
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 80
Phrasal Verb: Walk
Q1 They've been seeing each other for 6 months now or, as we used to say, they've been walking ....... together.
(a) in (b) out (c) through (d) off
Q2 The trouble with you is you let your boss do exactly what he wants and let him walk all ....... you.
(a) across (b) under (c) by (d) over
Q3 He never looks where he's going and as a result is always walking ....... things.
(a) up (b) on (c) into (d) beyond
Q4 He came into the room, shouted at everybody and then left the room walking ....... in a really bad temper.
(a) down (b) off (c) over (d) to
Q5 I'm sorry to say that the safe has been broken into and someone's walked ....... with all the money.
(a) along (b) into (c) of (d) off
Q6 They took no notice of the accident and simply walked ........
(a) by (b) in (c) across (d) through
Q7 A total stranger walked ....... to me and asked if I could lend him some money.
(a) along (b) by (c) up (d) under
Q8 They have an expression in Australia when a famous person mixes with the crowd, they say they're going on
a walk........
(a) across (b) along (c) out (d) about
Q9 The manager was terrified that his employees would stop work and walk ....... without warning.
(a) over (b) about (c) out (d) at
Q10 knew we shouldn't have trusted them because they suddenly left and walked ....... on us.
(a) in (b) out (c) above (d) to
