Clothes Prepositions and Phrasal Verbs

Would you like to try it _____?

Dressed all ____ black.

Looking good- ____ head _____ toe!

Hang your coat ____ over there, if you like.

What did she have ____?

You could wear that ______ the top of your shirt.

Do you think I’m _____- dressed for a casual party like this?

I have to wear a tie all week, at the weekends I just like to dress _____.

All dressed ___ and nowhere to go!

Children love dressing ____ as Cowboys and Indians.

You’d better smarten yourself ____, before you go ___ that interview.

Tuck your shirt ____! _____ you trousers, you idiot!

I suppose all this is coming ____ ____ my pocket!

Can you do me ___ please, I can’t reach the zip.

I learnt to tie ____ my shoelaces when I was 3.

I thought Eric Cantona looked a right idiot when he turned his collars ____ on his shirts.

You’d better pull your sleeves _____ and get some real work done.

The little boy pulled ____ her skirt and showed everyone her knickers.

My fingers were so cold I couldn’t even do ____ my buttons.

The thief slipped his wallet ____ _____ his pocket without him even noticing.

The handbag’s strap slipped ____ her shoulder and it fell ____ a puddle.

His knees were so cold he tried to pull his socks ____ _____ them.

You’d better pull you socks ____ boy, and get some work done.

Her boots went all the way ____ ____ her knees.

She wrapped her scarf ______ her neck.

I’ll just slip _____ something more comfortable!

Do you think this jacket goes _____ my favourite trousers?

I wonder if these two things go ________

—————————————————–

PDF version for easy printing: ClothesPrepositionsPhrasals