P a r t 1 1 : P h r a s a l V e r b s . Fill in the blanks. Use a two-part verb from the list.

Sometimes you will need to pronoun, such as me, her, him, it, or them. The sign between two words means that they must stay together. look up pick up put back take off talk over throw away

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1. a. Is our company going to open a branch ( , sucursal, ) in Beverly Hills? b. It's possible. The boss is meeting with the department managers tomorrow to ______________. 2. Didn't you hear? They got divorced. They just couldn't ______________ their problems. 3. You aren't going to ______________ their offer, are you?! Lots of people would give their right arm for a job like that! It pays well, and it's secure*. *Safe. You don't need to worry about losing your job. 4. He forgot what her phone number was, so he ______________ in the phone book. 5. The room was too bright, so he used the dimmer switch ( , potencimetro, to) to ______________ the lights. He wanted a more romantic atmosphere. ( , ambiente, ) 6. OK, we have arrived. You may get off the bus now. Remember, you will have two hours to visit the church and downtown area. The bus will ______________ right here in the same place at 3:00. Don't be late! 7. Don't ______________ the receipt! We will need it if we want to return the items (=things) we bought. 8. After I ______________ my shirt, the physician put her stethoscope ( , estetoscopio, ) on my back. She told me to take a big breath ( , aspirar, ), and then she listened. 9. After he paid for his purchase, he _____ his credit card _______ in his wallet and stuck it in his coat pocket. 10. The sign in the window said FOR RENT: 1-BEDROOM APT. $1,200/MO. I took out my pen, and I ______________ the phone number so I could call up and ask about it. 11. If you churn (=mix/stir) heavy cream for a long time, it will ______________ butter.

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P a r t 1 1 : P h r a s a l V e r b s . Fill in the blanks. Use a two-part verb from the list. Sometimes you will need to pronoun, such as me, her, him, it, or them. The sign between two words means that they must stay together. look up pick up put back take off talk over throw away

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1. a. Is our company going to open a branch ( , sucursal, ) in Beverly Hills? b. It's possible. The boss is meeting with the department managers tomorrow to ______________. 2. Didn't you hear? They got divorced. They just couldn't ______________ their problems. 3. You aren't going to ______________ their offer, are you?! Lots of people would give their right arm for a job like that! It pays well, and it's secure*. *Safe. You don't need to worry about losing your job. 4. He forgot what her phone number was, so he ______________ in the phone book. 5. The room was too bright, so he used the dimmer switch ( , potencimetro, to) to ______________ the lights. He wanted a more romantic atmosphere. ( , ambiente, ) 6. OK, we have arrived. You may get off the bus now. Remember, you will have two hours to visit the church and downtown area. The bus will ______________ right here in the same place at 3:00. Don't be late! 7. Don't ______________ the receipt! We will need it if we want to return the items (=things) we bought. 8. After I ______________ my shirt, the physician put her stethoscope ( , estetoscopio, ) on my back. She told me to take a big breath ( , aspirar, ), and then she listened. 9. After he paid for his purchase, he _____ his credit card _______ in his wallet and stuck it in his coat pocket. 10. The sign in the window said FOR RENT: 1-BEDROOM APT. $1,200/MO. I took out my pen, and I ______________ the phone number so I could call up and ask about it. 11. If you churn (=mix/stir) heavy cream for a long time, it will ______________ butter.

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56Int022402 Roland Trego 02/24/2002 revised 3/8/2014 9:43 AM