Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the following phrasal verbs.
Break away
Break out
Break down
Break in
Break into
Break out of
Break off
Break through
Break up
1. The sun ___________________ at last in the afternoon.
2. Jane tried to ___________________ once again, but Ben was holding her hand tightly.
3. Every time he tells a joke everyone ___________________ a laugh.
4. Some people saw this man when he made few attempts to ___________________ the house.
5. The tire ___________________ when she was upstairs.
6. We heard on the late news that a very dangerous criminal had ___________________ prison.
7. She ___________________ telling me about the party when her mother came into the room.
8. I'm sorry for ___________________ your conversation but I have some news.
9. We couldn't finish work with this project yesterday because the printing machine
___________________.
10. Why did you come alone? Where is Kate? – We _____________________ last week. - Oh, I'm
sorry to hear that.

Question

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the following phrasal verbs. 
Break away 
Break out 
Break down 
Break in 
Break into 
Break out of 
Break off 
Break through  
Break up 
1. The sun ___________________ at last in the afternoon. 
2. Jane tried to ___________________ once again, but Ben was holding her hand tightly. 
3. Every time he tells a joke everyone ___________________ a laugh. 
4. Some people saw this man when he made few attempts to ___________________ the house. 
5. The tire ___________________ when she was upstairs. 
6. We heard on the late news that a very dangerous criminal had ___________________ prison. 
7. She ___________________ telling me about the party when her mother came into the room. 
8. I&#x27;m sorry for ___________________ your conversation but I have some news. 
9. We couldn&#x27;t finish work with this project yesterday because the printing machine 
___________________. 
10. Why did you come alone? Where is Kate? – We _____________________ last week. - Oh, I&#x27;m 
sorry to hear that.

Timi · Accepted Answer

1. The sun **broke out** at last in the afternoon.  
2. Jane tried to **break away** once again, but Ben was holding her hand tightly.  
3. Every time he tells a joke everyone **breaks into** a laugh.  
4. Some people saw this man when he made few attempts to **break into** the house.  
5. The tire **broke down** when she was upstairs.  
6. We heard on the late news that a very dangerous criminal had **broken out of** prison.  
7. She **broke off** telling me about the party when her mother came into the room.  
8. I&#x27;m sorry for **breaking in** your conversation but I have some news.  
9. We couldn&#x27;t finish work with this project yesterday because the printing machine **broke down**.  
10. Why did you come alone? Where is Kate? – We **broke up** last week. - Oh, I&#x27;m sorry to hear that.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the following phrasal verbs. Break away Break out Break down Break in Break into Break out of Break off Break through Break up 1. The s...