Phrasal Verb "RUN"

The Phrasal Verb ‘to Run’

Complete the sentences.

1. You left the tap running, and the bathwater is running …

2. When the loud bang was heard, lots of people ran … to see what had caused the noise.

3. There is no need to run my ideas … all the time.

4. Go slower, you might run … those children playing on the road.

5. Run … and bring my other coat, would you, dear?

6. Don’t run … I want to talk to you.

7. When the motor runs … it can be replaced.

8. We’re run … of the vegetables. Go to the market and buy some.

9. Bye-bye. Run … and see me some day.

10. Cross the street carefully. There is a danger to be run …

11. The little girl opened the cage and the hamster ran …

12. She's always running … her son's wife.

13. The boy was punished because he ran … from school.

14. She opened the door and the kitten ran … the room.

15. Please, don’t run …, I need to talk to you!

The Phrasal Verb ‘to Run’

Complete the sentences.

1. You left the tap running, and the bathwater is running …

2. When the loud bang was heard, lots of people ran … to see what had caused the noise.

3. There is no need to run my ideas … all the time.

4. Go slower, you might run … those children playing on the road.

5. Run … and bring my other coat, would you, dear?

6. Don’t run … I want to talk to you.

7. When the motor runs … it can be replaced.

8. We’re run … of the vegetables. Go to the market and buy some.

9. Bye-bye. Run … and see me some day.

10. Cross the street carefully. There is a danger to be run …

11. The little girl opened the cage and the hamster ran …

12. She's always running … her son's wife.

13. The boy was punished because he ran … from school.

14. She opened the door and the kitten ran … the room.

15. Please, don’t run …, I need to talk to you!

The Phrasal Verb ‘to Run’

KEYS

1. Over

2. Out

3. Down

4. Over

5. In/into

6. Away/off

7. Down

8. Out

9. In/into

10. Over

11. Out

12. Down

13. Away/off

14. In/into

15. Away/off