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Phrasal Verbs: Mixed Practice B2

Mixed practice B2 phrasal verbs is the consolidation worksheet that brings together phrasal verbs from all source domains for cumulative B2 review. The format mirrors Cambridge B2 Reading-Use of English phrasal-verb tasks: more nuanced items than B1, with closer-meaning distractors and more idiomatic phrasal verbs across all domains. Learners build the recognition-under-pressure skill that B2 exam contexts require.

This worksheet builds B2 cumulative phrasal-verb fluency.

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What’s inside:

  • 30 mixed phrasal verbs drawn from all source domains, calibrated to B2 difficulty
  • Multiple-choice items in mixed context
  • Cambridge-style key-word transformation tasks
  • Recognition speed drill
  • Full Answer Key plus Teacher Notes with FCE exam-prep guidance

Common challenges: Closer distractors at B2 — take up (begin a hobby) vs take on (assume responsibility) vs take over (assume control) all share the verb take. Idiomatic-phrasal-verb recognition: let down (disappoint), bring out (publish), take in (deceive) — meanings not predictable from parts. Register: B2 items include both casual and more formal phrasal verbs.

For: Adult and teenage learners (14+) at CEFR B2, in upper-intermediate classes, 1:1 lessons, or self-study — particularly Cambridge candidates. Maps onto Cambridge B2 First (FCE) Reading-Use of English Part 4. Part of the Learning, Change & Mixed Practice collection — the natural next step is Phrasal Verbs: Change and Progress.

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