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Phrasal verbs

Module 1

Up

(find sth in a list)

Forward to

(anticipate)

Down on

(think smb is not good enough)

look

After

(take care of)

Out for

(be careful)

Fill in: out, up, after, forward to, down on

• “ A lot of people look … us because we're homeless,” she says.
• A neighbor will look … the dogs while we're away.
• We all look … your new book on gardening.
• She looked herself … in the telephone book to make sure her name was spelled correctly.
• If you don't look … , you may fall on the ice.

Module 2

Up

(begin a hobby, activity)

After

(resemble)

Off

( remove clothes )

take

In

( make clothes a smaller size)

Out

(invite smb out)

Over

(gain control of sth)

Fill in: off, up, out, after, in, over

• She takes … her grandmother with her wide eyes and quiet disposition.
• Try taking the skirt … a little around the waist.
• He took her … to a restaurant last Friday night.
• It was hot, so I took my jacket … .
• You're good at writing stories. Why don't you take it … as a career?
• We took … the running of our parent's farm.

Module 3

Up

(lift up, get sth)

pick

Out

At

(choose)

(eat small amounts)

On

(criticise)

Fill in: up, at, on, out

• As he was ill, he only picked … his food.
• He gets picked … by the other boys because he's so small.
• The victim couldn't pick … her attacker from the photos the police showed her.
• The crew of the sinking tanker were picked … by helicopter.

Module 4

on

(be powered by)

over

Out of

(knock down with a vehicle)

(have no more left)

run

Away from

into

(escape from)

(meet unexpectedly)

Fill in: into, out of, over, on, away

• Graham ran … someone he used to know at school the other day.
• I'm afraid we've just run a rabbit … .
• She ran … time and didn't finish the last question.
• Malcolm and my sister are planning to run … together to get married.
• Most cars run … unleaded petrol.

Module 5

off

(leave)

in

On (with)

(train, bus, plane - arrive)

(have a good relationship)

get

around

by

(move from place to place)

(to live, manage)

Fill in: around, off, on with, in, by

• I've always got … well … my eldest brother.
• We were able to get … on just a few dollars per week.
• When did you get … from Paris?
• Since my car broke down, I’ve been getting … by bicycle.
• We get … early on Fridays.

Module 6

back

(return sth you borrowed)

away

(give without waiting anything in return)

give

off

(release a smell, light)

up

(stop doing sth)

Fill in: back, away, up, off

• In this issue of the magazine, they are giving … a free DVD.
• I gave … taking sugar in tea and coffee to lose weight.
• The police stopped the van because it was giving … a lot of black smoke.
• I gave the money … that she'd lent to me.

Module 7

up

(1.increase the volume

2. Arrive unexpectedly)

On

(start a piece of equipment)

turn

over

(change channel)

down

(1.decrese the volume

2. refuse)

Fill in: on, up, over, down

• Please turn the radio … . I can hardly hear it.
• Once the pancake is done on one side, please turn it … to cook the other side.
• Max was bored so he turned the TV … .
• Please turn the radio … . It's too loud.

Module 8

about

(make sth happen)

bring

on

back

(cause)

(return sth)

up

(raise a child)

Fill in: on, about, back, up

• He was mostly brought … by his mother as his father worked abroad a lot.
• The 1960s youth movement brought … a change in American culture and politics.
• Getting wet in the rain yesterday brought … my cold.
• He took the calculator home yesterday and hasn't brought it … yet.