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Exercise #1

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Exercise #1: Complete the sentences below with the correct phrasal verbs

1. You can borrow my car, but please the tank before you return it

Meaning of the verb in the case: to fill completely

2. The movie a little at the end, but overall it was quite dull.

Meaning of the verb in the case: to become more cheerful or lively

3. The firefighters the fire

Meaning of the verb in the case: to extinguish

4. I was sitting in the armchair reading the newspaper when I

Meaning of the verb in the case: to fall asleep

5. Max is for a brand new car

Meaning of the verb in the case: to collect money for future use

6. Jack and Jill’s drinking water business almost right away

Meaning of the verb in the case: to fail; to be defeated

7. Oh no, call the doctor. The drugs are

Meaning of the verb in the case: to no longer affect someone

8. Mary and Max a lot to make their business a success

Meaning of the verb in the case: to experience; endure

9. Mary ate so many cookies that she

Meaning of the verb in the case: to vomit

10. The workers to protest the low wages

Meaning of the verb in the case: to leave as a sign of protest

Verbs

act up

add up

ask out

back down

back off

back up

beg off

blow up

break down

break in

break out

break up

bring about

bring back

bring up

brush up

build on

burn down

burn up

butt in

butter up

call off

call on

calm down

care for

catch on

catch up

check in

check off

check out

chew out

chicken out

chip in

clam up

come across

come down with

come to

count on

cross out

cut back

do in

do over

drag on

draw out

draw up

drop in

drop off

drop out

eat out

eat up

empty out

end up

even out

fall apart

fall down

fall for

fight away

fill in

fill up

find out

fit in

free up

get about

get across

get ahead

get along

get around

get at

get away

get back

get by

get down

get in

get off

get out

get over

get through

get to

get together

get up

give back

give out

give up

go along

go around

go by

go off

go over

go through

go under

grow up

hand in

hand out

hang around

hike up

hold back

hold down

hold on

hunt down

hush up

jot down

jump in

keep down

keep off

keep on

keep up

kick out

knock out

lay off

leave out

let down

lift up

line up

lock in

lock out

look into

look out

look over

look up

lop off

make up

mark down

measure up

mess up

move on

open up

pass out

pay back

pay off

perk up

pick out

play down

print out

put across

put away

put down

put off

put on

put out

put through

put up

quiet down

rip off

rip up

run away

run into

run over

rush in

rush out

save up

screw up

sell out

send back

set up

settle down

shave off

shoot down

shout out

show off

shrug off

simmer down

sit around

sort out

speak up

split up

stand out

stand up

stay in

stay out

stop by

take apart

take back

take down

take in

take off

take on

take out

take over

take up

talk into

tangle up

tear off

thaw out

think over

throw away

throw out

throw up

tip off

trade in

try on

try out

turn away

turn back

turn down

turn in

turn off

turn on

turn over

turn up

walk out

water down

wear down

wear off

wipe off

write down

zip up

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