Phrasal Verb Quest
A 24-space speaking board game where B2 teens navigate phrasal verb challenges through pair talk, team discussions, presentations, and action tasks. Players land on cells and complete speaking prompts that require them to use, explain, or act out phrasal verbs in meaningful contexts.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: phrasal verbs.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner which phrasal verb they find most confusing and why.
- Act out 'wake up' as if you've overslept for an important exam.
- Your team must agree on the meaning of 'look after' and give one example.
- Ask your partner about a time they had to 'give up' something they enjoyed.
- Describe how you 'get along with' your best friend and what makes it work.
- Stand up and mime 'turn on' a light, then 'turn off' a computer.
- What does 'run into' mean? Give an example of when you might use it.
- You have 30 seconds to present three phrasal verbs related to school life.
- Discuss with your group: which phrasal verb is hardest to remember and why?
- Ask your partner what they 'take after' in their parents and explain.
- Compare 'put on' clothes with 'put on' a show — how are they different?
- Act out 'come back' from a long holiday and greet your friends.
- Explain what 'bring up' means and describe a topic someone brought up today.
- Your team must create a sentence using 'set up' that shows clear meaning.
- You have 60 seconds to convince your partner that 'catch up' is useful daily.
- Stand up and show with gestures how you 'pick up' something and 'put down' something.
- What does 'break down' mean in different contexts? Give two examples.
- Ask your partner if they 'get on with' their siblings and how they manage conflict.
- Describe a time you had to 'deal with' a difficult situation at school.
- Discuss with your group: which phrasal verbs appear most in social media posts?
- Act out 'find out' surprising news and show your reaction without speaking.
- Prepare a 1-minute presentation on a phrasal verb you use frequently in English.
- Ask your partner which phrasal verb they want to master and explain why.
- give me 10 phrasal verbs that are common to use in b2 level with the explanation.