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PHRASAL VERBS

PHRASAL VERBS

 

1.      If you are seen stealing that car the police will be ……… you. / after, back, for, through /

2.      What are the children ………? They are very quiet. / up, up to, up against, over /

3.      We are ……… bad weather this weak. / away, on at, in for, over /

4.      I hope nobody disturbs me; my favourite television programme will be ……… in five minutes. / out, off, after, on /

5.      I have broken my leg skiing, so I will be ……… work for two months.

6.      If he is late for our date again, I will be ……… with him. / over, through, out of, off  /

7.      If you press the wrong buttons, the machine will break ……… . / down, in, off, through /

8.      School breaks ……… for Easter on 2nd April. / out, up, down, off /

9.      The robbers used iron bars to break ……… the bank. / in, into, through, away /

10.  When she was told her mum was in hospital she broke ……… . / down, off, through, in /

11.  The troops managed to break ………the enemy lines. / off, down, through, over /

12.  Sheila broke ……… her engagement last week. / in, up, out, off /

13.  By stealing, Mark brought ……… his dismissal from work. / down, about, off, over /

14.  This music brings ……… happy memories. / to, back, out, along /

15.  The author will bring ……… his new novel soon. / in, about, to, out /

16.  We managed to bring him ……… by splashing his face with water. / about, round, together, on /

17.  The meeting has been brought ……… to tomorrow evening. / in, forward, out, to /

18.  She was eventually brought ……… to my point of view. / round, off, on, back /

19.  They had to call ……… the football match because of the weather. / back, in, off, out /

20.  My boss is calling ……… us tonight at 8 o’clock. / on, to, back, up /

21.  All men over 18 will be called ……… to fight in the war. / in, back, up, over /

22.  This situation calls ……… immediate action. / over, for, out, in /

23.  I didn’t mean to buy so much but I got carried ……… . / off, on, away, out /

24.  The police are carrying ……… an investigation into the cause of Andrew’s death. / over, out, off, through /

25.  I don’t feel well but I’ll carry ……… working anyway. / on, off, away, over /

26.  Despite the difficulties, we managed to carry ……… the project. / over, away, off, on /

27.  I came ……… my old photo album while tidying up. / at, by, down, across /

28.  Good jobs are hard to come ……… these days. / by, into, off, on /

29.  I feel terrible! I must be coming ……… the flu. / up, down with, out, through /

30.  When Sally’s uncle died, she came ……… a small fortune. / by, up with, to, into /

31.  The details of the corruption scandal eventually came ……… . / in, off, out, round /

32.  He eventually managed to came ……… a solution. / up to, through, in, up with /

33.  If you don’t pay your water bill, your water supply will be cut ……… . / across, off, back, in /

34.  I’m not cut ……… working in the office. / out, out for, up, to /

35.  You must cut ……… the amount of sugar you consume. / into, in, off, down on /

36.  I wanted to overtake the lorry but a car from behind cut ……… between us. / to, through, up, in /

37.  He cut ……… the conversation to ask to go out. / across, into, up, down /

38.  The village was cut ……… for days because of the snow. / off, out, up, to /

39.  The Prime Minister decided to cut ……… government spending. / off, through, back on, up /

40.  Most countries have done ……… the death penalty. / out, away with, with, up /

41.  You shouldn’t do your parents ……… . They care about you. / out, with, down, up /

42.  I’m really thirsty. I could do ……… a drink. / up, with, out, in /

 

Source: Round-up 6, Virginia Evans, Units 1-4

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