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Phrasal Verb Çalışması - SEDAT BAY
Phrasal Verb Çalışması - SEDAT BAY
HAZIRLANMITIR
Expressions with call
call up: telephone, ring, call : telefon etmek, [telefonla aramak] make someone join the army
etc. [silah altna almak]
call back: return a phone call, ring back : [telefonla geri aramak, telefonla geri dnmek]
call off: stop or cancel [son vermek, iptal etmek, yasaklamak]
call out: shout [seslenmek, armak, barmak, yksek sesle hitap etmek, aklamak]; to
summon into action [eyleme gemeye, greve armak]
call on: 1. visit [ziyaret etmek, uramak];2. officially ask someone to do something [birinden
resmi olarak bir ey yapmasn talep etmek]
call away: to ask someone to leave a place, usually by telephoning them or sending them a
message [genelde telefon ederek ya da mesaj yollayarak birinin bir yeri terk etmesi o
yerden ayrlmasn istemek]
be called away: be required to go to another place [baka bir yere gitmesi gerekmek]
call for: require [gerektirmek]; to say publicly that something must happen [bir eyin
yaplmas iin arda bulunmak]
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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call out
call
call up
call back
call off
be called away
call on
call for
Mr. Greene:
Receptionist:
Mr. Greene:
Receptionist:
Mr. Greene:
Receptionist:
Mr. Greene:
Im sorry. Hes not here right now. He ____________________ from the office
because of an emergency.
You must be Mr. Greene. Im glad you called, because Mr. Kasten asked me
to try to reach you and ____________________ the appointment
I really have to talk to him soon. If I ____________________ him
____________________ tomorrow morning, will he be there?
Im not sure. Why dont you just leave a message? Ill tell him to
____________________ you ____________________ as soon as I see him again.
But this is really urgent. Could you give me his address? Then I could just
____________________ him at his home.
call out
call
call off
be called away
Practice 2
call up
call back
call on
call for
4. When Europeans settled in Australia at the end of the 18th century, they ____________________
these native inhabitants Aboriginals, meaning people who had lived there since the
earliest times.
6. It was hardly surprising that Newcastle's Easter Monday match at home to Oxford
____________________ because of heavy rain.
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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come in: enter; to arrive somewhere; to go to work [girmek, bir yere varmak; ie gitmek]
come off: become separated; to fall off something that you are riding [kopmak, dmek;
srdnz bir eyden yere dmek]
come on: hurry; develop or progress [hadi; ilerlemek, gelimek]
come over: visit (a persons house) [ziyaret etmek, uramak]; feeling: to affect someone [duygu
vb. kaplmak, zerine bir hal gelmek]
come down with: become ill with [hastala yakalanmak, hastalktan yataa dmek]
come across: to meet someone, or to find something by chance [rastlamak, tesadfen
karlamak]
come from: have as a birthplace; originate from [ - den gelmek, - oral olmak, kkenli olmak;
den kaynaklanmak]
come out: to come into public view : make a public appearance [yaymlanmak, yaylmak
(haber)], to turn out in an outcome : end up [sonulanmak]
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
come from
come off
come over
come on
come in
come out
1.
2.
4.
When you ____________________ a cold, you should try to stay in bed and drink lots of water.
3.
5.
7.
I can show you my new hat if you ____________________ to my house this evening.
6.
When friends come to visit me, I first ask them to ____________________ and sit down.
Practice 2
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2.
3.
4.
come across
come from
come off
come over
come on
come in
come out
The people of Cairo are mostly Egyptian, although some ____________________ all over North Africa, as
well as from Europe and the Middle East.
When a prism splits white light into colors, they always ____________________ in the same order, with
red at one end and violet at the other.
She ____________________ for a coffee, and told me enough about her friend Shona.
I have never ____________________ such a horrible person in all my life.
5.
Samantha does never know why a wave of anger ____________________ her when she sees Alex.
7.
____________________, tell me what your problem with those students in your classroom is.
6.
8.
Ahmet was less than two years old when he ____________________ a fever.
She cant come in today because she ____________________ her new bike and hurt her knee yesterday.
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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get down: discourage or depress [moralini bozmak, evkini krmak, bozum olmak]
get along (with): be friendly (with) [ iyi geinmek, aras iyi olmak, iyi anlamak]
get through (with): finish [tamamlamak, bitirmek]
get in: enter (a car, small boat, or bed) [araba, ufak bot ya da yataa girmek]
get out (of): leave (a car, small boat, bed, room, or building) [ayrlmak, terk etmek; to avoid
doing something [bir eyi yapmaktan kanmak, syrmak]
get on: enter (a train, large boat, or bus); [trene, byk botlara ya da otobse binmek,
girmek], mount (a horse or motorcycle) [ata ya da motosiklete binmek];
get off: leave or exit from (a train, large boat, or bus) [trenden, byk botlardan ya da
otobsten inmek]; dismount, (a horse or motorcycle) [attan ya da motosikletten inmek];
avoid being punished [cezadan yrtmak]
get into: enter (an argument, politics, a house etc.) [girmek (tartmaya, politikaya, eve
vb.)]
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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2.
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get on
get off
get in
get down
get out of
Alice couldnt afford to buy a winter coat. In fact, she could barely on the salary she was making. She wanted
to improve her situation, though, and to
in her job. She would not let her troubles ________________
her ________________.
Bill had almost finished the days work. With a little extra effort, he was sure that he could ________________
it before five oclock.
When you ________________ the train, you should know where its going. When you are on the wrong train,
it is best to ________________.
In business and at home,
too,
people disagree. Trying to ________________ an idea of your own
can sometimes be difficult. But it is better not to ________________ an argument. Its better to
________________ the house or office. Learning to ________________ others helps in the office as well as at
home.
Its not a good idea to ________________ a strangers car. Sometimes its better to walk home.
get across
get ahead
get through with
1.
2.
Practice 2
get on
get off
get in
get down
get out of
How do you deal with an employee who ____________________ the rest of the staff?
3.
Today many people wonder how they ever ____________________ without the Internet.
5.
Caves are natural openings in the Earth large enough for a person to ____________________.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
People have allowed fertilizers, pesticides, and waste from toilets and sinks and factories to
____________________ the ocean waters.
He wanted safety, security, a home, and a chance to ____________________.
The sequence shown is not necessarily the only way to ____________________ the game.
When the school bus by came and picked Bernice up for school I walked over and
____________________ the boat. I couldn't believe how empty the boat looked inside.
I am sure that Aye is likely to ____________________ with a small fine again.
10. It is a scientific fact that doing the same thing every day can ______________ you _____________.
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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give away: allow someone else to have; distribute freely [ba yapmak, bedava
datmak]
give back: return to original giver or owner[asl sahibine ya da daha nce verene geri
vermek]
give off: to produce something such as heat, light, or a smell [s, k ya da koku
karmak, samak]
give in (to): accept someone elses plan or opinion [baka birinin plan ya da fikrini
kabul etmek]
give up: stop trying; surrender [denemekten vazgemek, teslim olmak]
give out: be used up or exhausted [tkenmek, bitkin dmek]
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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2.
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give away
give in
give out
give off
give up
give
give back
The school cake sale was scheduled to end at three oclock. Some of the parents directing the sale
wanted to _______________ the extra food_______________ to the parents who had made each item, but
they hadnt kept a list of what each person had brought.
Lets just_______________ everything ________________ until the supply_______________, said one parent.
Or until our strength does. Weve been standing here for five hours, said another.
Lets just divide everything among ourselves, somebody else said. The discussion continued. No
one wanted to ________________ to the suggestions of the others.
5.
7.
Lets ________________ her the cookies! All the parents at last agreed. Then we can all go home.
6.
While the parents were arguing, groups of students crowded into the room, and rushed to buy the
cakes and cookies that were left. Suddenly the parents could hardly keep up with the sales. In a
few minutes everything had been sold, except the lemon cookies. Mmm, said a little girl standing
next to the lemon cookies. I just love these. They ______________ such a good smell. But I dont have
any money.
Practice 2
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
He told them, I can ____________________ everything that I own, and I give it all to you to divide up
between you. However, the one thing I cannot give you is the love that was given me with these
gifts.
I never ____________________ without a fight, but in this case we had fought and fought and were worn
out with all the fighting.
Gellhorn went on to cover every war that broke out during her lifetime, until the mid-1990s when
her health began to ____________________.
Emperor Cyrus ____________________ them ____________________ the bowls and cups that King
Nebuchadnezzar had taken from the Temple in Jerusalem and had put in the temple of his gods.
When they die, plants ____________________ gases such as carbon dioxide and methane.
Coastguards had ____________________ all hope of finding the two divers alive.
A stranger ____________________ me a lift in his car to within a mile of Archie's place, and told me all
about astronomy.
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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go along (with): accompany [elik etmek]; to agree with someone or something [biriyle
ya da bir eyle hem fikir olmak]
go by: pass [ yanndan gemek, gemek (zaman)] go on (with): continue [devam
etmek, srdrmek]
go up: increase; rise [artmak]
go down: decrease; become lower [azalmak, batmak]; become worse [ ktlemek];
sink downward [ batmak, dmek]
go away: leave [ayrlmak, gitmek, uzaklamak]
go back: return [geri dnmek, geri iade edilmek]
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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go by
go on with
go up
go down
go away
go back
go into
1.
As time ________________ youll definitely grow older, and you may grow wiser.
3.
2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
I asked James a few questions about his new project, but I didnt have time to ________________ the
details.
When you feel you cant ________________ your work, its time to ________________ for a vacation.
Although it can be fun to travel alone, its sometimes a good idea to ask a friend to ________________
you.
Vacations are fun, but its sometimes difficult to ________________ to work afterwards.
Practice 2
I woke up one day and I said I'd ____________________ her to her meditation.
3.
I think you had better stop listening to us and ____________________ your work,
2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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[1] Sue was determined not to let the clanging of the fire
engines keep her up. [2] She had had a long and tiring
day and just wanted to keep on sleeping. [3] She was so
sleepy that the noise in the distance didnt bother her, but
as the truck came closer she became annoyed. [4] She
wished they would keep away from her neighborhood
and keep off her block. [5] Then she could get back to
sleep.
[6] She covered both ears with her pillow as the noise
grew louder and louder. [7] Then suddenly it stopped.
[8] She jumped out of bed and ran over to the window.
[9] There they were, right in front of her apartment
building. [10] They were pulling out the long hoses and
struggling to keep back the crowds across the street.
[11] Quickly she put on some clothes and rushed into the
hall. [12] She joined her neighbors who had left their
apartments and were going down the stairs. [13] Soon
they were all part of the crowd across the street.
[6] Ses gittike arttka her iki kulan minderle kapad. [7]
Sonra aniden ses durdu. [8] Yataktan zplad ve pencereye
kotu. [9] te orada onlarn apartmanlarnn tam
nndeydiler. [10] Uzun hortumlar ekiyor ve kalabal
sokaktan uzak tutmaya abalyorlard.
keep back: hold back; restrain [alkoymak, durdurmak, nlemek]; to not use the whole amount of
something so that there is a small amount remaining for later [ bir ksmn kt gnler iin saklamak];
keep up: delay (a persons) going to bed [birinin yatmasn, uyumasn geciktirmek, ayakta tutmak,
uyutmamak]; to not allow something that is at a high level to fall to a lower level [yksek seviyede olan
bir eyin daha dk bir seviyeye dmesine izin vermemek, stte tutmak]
keep away (from): stay away (from); avoid coming or going near (to) [- den uzak durmak, yanndan
yaknndan gememek]
keep out (of): avoid entering [uzak durmak, uzak tutmak]; to not become involved with something [ bir
ey dahil olmamak, karmamak]
keep off: stay at a distance from; avoid walking or riding over [uzak durmak, tutmak, yaklamamak
yada yaklatrmamak];
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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keep off
keep out of
keep back
keep on
keep up
You should turn down the volume of your radio or television before midnight, so you wont
________________ your neighbors.
If you dont want to catch a cold, you should ________________ people who are coughing or sneezing.
When you see a sign that says ________________ the grass, youll soon see someone who doesnt
hesitate to walk on it anyway.
Sometimes it is difficult for the police to ________________ the crowds who want to see a famous actor
or singer.
The cook wanted to be alone while he was working, and he asked us to ________________ the kitchen.
When you have a difficult job to do, dont give up. If you ________________ trying, youll probably
finish it.
Practice 2
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Some Banger racers talk proudly of how their homegrown sport has ____________________ them
____________________ the streets, out of the pubs and away from trouble.
In some cities trucks should be ____________________ the city center during day time.
During the concert, a barrier had been erected by the police to ____________________ the crowds.
The biggest mammal on land reaches full size at about 20 years of age, but its tusks
____________________ growing.
At dusk the lizard basks with its head facing the Sun ____________________ its body temperature.
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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[1] Martha had just finished college and liked the idea
of getting a job. [2] She was looking forward to
meeting new people and presenting them her
qualifications. [3] But she knew it might be difficult to
find a job if she started looking around without any
plan for meeting employers. [4] So she decided to
look up some of the employment agencies listed in
the phone book. [5] She found one that she liked and
called to arrange an interview.
[6] The representative at the agency first looked
into Marthas qualifications and experience, asking
her many questions like those that a job interviewer
might ask. [7] Then she called several employers to
arrange interviews for Martha.
look up: try to find in a dictionary or reference book; search for [szlk ya da bir referans kitabnda
bulmaya almak, aramak]; (for situation) to get better [(durum iin) iyiye gitmek]
look around: examine possibilities before deciding; go sightseeing [btn ihtimalleri dnmek,
deerlendirmek; etraf kolaan etmek, etraf seyretmek];
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
look around
look forward to
look like
look down on
look into
look up
Ever since his girlfriend Carol left him, Charlie has wanted to ________________ the possibility of
using a computer dating service.
His problem is that he wants to find another woman who is just like Carol, and hes been
________________ for months with no success.
He thinks that a computer dating service might help him to find a woman who has the same
hobbies and plays the same sports as Carol did. He might even find someone who ________________
Carol.
Most of Charlies friends ________________ the idea of using a computer to meet new people. But
Charlie is determined to try it.
Today hes ________________ the names of some computer dating services in the phone book.
He will call a few of them, go and fill out the forms, and then sit back and________________ meeting
Carols identical twin sister.
Practice 2
1.
I'm going to ____________________and see what I can find before we call the others for help.
2.
4.
3.
5.
6.
My sister ____________________me - the same brown hair, eyes the same shade of gray.
Indias new government should ____________________the issue of denial of visas to Sikhs who took
political asylum in the US at peak of the militancy and in the aftermath of the 1984 riots.
I am not the one who has to ____________________ the meaning of this word in the dictionary.
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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put on: dress oneself with [giyinmek]; pretend [ - numaras yapmak, gibi davranmak]; put
on the stage, enact [sahnelemek]
put down: set or place down [yere, yerine koymak]; insult [kmsemek]; stop a protest
using force [bir gsteriyi g kullanarak bastrmak]
put away: put in its usual storage place [olaan yerine koymak, yerine yerletirmek]; put
someone in prison [hapse atmak]; save money [ bir kenara para atmak, biriktirmek]
put out: extinguish (a fire); cause to stop burning [atei, yangn sndrmek]; create problems
[sorun karmak]; defeat [yenmek, malup etmek]
put off: postpone or delay doing [yapmay ertelemek ya da geciktirmek]; make someone not
want/like something [birini bir eyden soutmak]
put up with: endure without protest; bear patiently [katlanmak, sabrla dayanmak]
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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put down
put off
put away
put out
1.
I sometimes _________________ my work until the last minute and then have to stay late at work.
3.
At five oclock I usually clean off my desk and ________________ all my papers in the files where they belong.
2.
4.
5.
6.
When I find something interesting to read, its hard for me to ________________ it ________________ and go
back to my work
Then I ________________ my coat and walk out the door.
The burning cigarette started a fire in the wastebasket. Fortunately, someone noticed the fire and was
able to ________________ it ________________ quickly.
Yesterday they hired a new receptionist. They couldn't ________________ the incompetence of the other
one anymore.
Practice 2
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3.
4.
5.
6.
Some of the actors share a dressing room where they ____________________ makeup and change into
costume.
I had prepared for the meeting by ____________________what I wanted from them.
Every week after the shopping, I go directly to the kitchen to ____________________everything I have
bought.
My husband had ____________________everything they said to him, everything they did to him.
Everything. I called him a coward a lot
She will always ____________________making an appointment if she is unwell because she doesn't want
to moan.
We've also fought many fires where the goal was simply to ____________________the fire as quickly as
possible, trying to save someone's home and property.
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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take up: begin studying or practicing (something): [bir ey almaya, bir eyle megul olmaya
balamak]; to fill an amount of space or time [kaplamak (yer/zaman)]; to start doing a particular
job or activity [bir i ya da aktiviteyi yapmaya balamak]
take over: take control of [ynetimini, kontroln devralmak]
take on: undertake [stlenmek, zerine almak]; to employ someone [birini ie almak]; to
compete against or fight someone [birine ya da bir eye kar mcadele vermek, savamak]
take in: understand, assimilate [anlamak, kavramak, zmsemek]; to take care of someone and
provide a place in your home for them [birinin bakmn stlenmek ve evinizde o kiilere yer
vermek]
take down: write notes [not almak]; separate parts of something big [byk bir eyi paralarna
ayrmak]
take off: stop working (for a period of time) [bir sreliine almay brakmak, ara vermek]; fly,
leave the ground and fly for planes and birds [havalanmak, umak]
take after: look or act like another person [birine benzemek ya da biri gibi davranmak, birine
ekmek]
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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take off
take up
take over
take in
take down
1. This semester I chose a course in modern English literature because Id already done the required
2.
reading and thought it would be easy. The instructor soon realized that I knew the material well, so
one week when she had to be away, she asked me to ________________ the class.
I didnt want to ____________________ such a large responsibility but didn't want to say no to her request
either.
3. The evening before she left, I spent two hours with her. I
4. I thought that two hours was too little time for me to ________________ all the information I needed, but
5. The preparation for teaching each class was a lot of work. After two days of teaching, I thought I
needed to ________________ the rest of the week ________________ from my other classes in order to teach one
class!
6. Although my father was an excellent teacher, I had never wanted to teach myself. But this was one
________________ my father.
7. When my teacher returned from her trip, she wanted to know how everything went. I told her Id
enjoyed the experience but didnt want to ________________ the profession of teaching.
Practice 2
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
I get very angry when someone says that my son doesnt ____________________me at all.
Some animals, such as the mongoose, dig their own burrow; others, such as snakes,
____________________ an empty burrow or kill and eat the occupier.
Because helicopters can ____________________ vertically, they do not need to use airport runways and
can fly almost anywhere.
Over the weekend, university workers ____________________ the stadium east side exterior banners
from the 2010 season and installed new banners.
In 2012 I ____________________ the duty of administrating our club accounts and in 2013 I took on the
role of Wedding and Events Organizer, so I am certainly kept busy!
Physicist Dr. Robert Lang ____________________ origami as a hobby when he was at college.
When your mother can no longer live alone, who will ________________ her ________________?
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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turn in: give (to someone in authority); hand in; submit [ yetkili birine teslim etmek, vermek]
turn on: start the flow of (liquid, gas, electricity) [gaz, sv ya da elektriin akn balatmak,
amak]
turn off: stop the flow of (liquid, gas, electricity) [gaz, sv ya da elektriin akn sonlandrmak,
kapamak]
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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turn into
turn off
turn on
turn out
turn over
turn up
1. At first I enjoyed the three afternoons a week I spent taking care of my little cousin Peter. But the experience
soon ________________ a bad dream.
2. Peter liked music and would always ask me to play a record. He couldnt wait for me to ________________
the record player.
3.
Then hed say, I cant hear it. Please ________________ it ________________ louder!
4. But it was never loud enough for him, and the noise would drive me crazy. Then I would have to
________________ the volume.
5. After the music had played for a minute, Peter would want to hear the other side of the record. Would you
please ________________ it
________________?" hed ask.
6. He often turned on the water and then forgot to
over and poured into the apartment below.
7. Once the water in the kitchen sink ran over and ruined a science report that I was supposed to
________________ to my professor that day.
8. Finally, I couldnt go back to take care of Peter anymore, but it ________________ that no one else could
stand taking care of him either. His patents were thankful when Peter started school this year.
Practice 2
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2.
3.
4.
I still can't believe he ____________________ that incredible offer a few months ago from the Canucks.
If you suddenly ____________________ a Pokemon, what type do you think you'd be?
He went into the bathroom and ____________________ the shower to forget everything he experienced
that day.
She turned over restlessly and shifted so she was once again on the far side of her bed.
5.
Sedat Bay was the only candidate out of six did not ____________________ the documents on time.
7.
At the beginning of the 20th century, using mass production methods, some factories
____________________ tens of thousands of guns per month.
6.
8.
Can you _______________ the volume _______________ a bit please, I cant hear it?
ANSWER SHEET
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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call
Practice 1
get
Practice 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
get in
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
go
Practice 1
goes by
go up
go down
go into
go on with
go away
go back
look
Practice 1
call
Practice 2
come
Practice 1
come
Practice 2
called out
came off
come from
come on
come down with
come from
come in
come over
came in
come across
comes over
came down with
come on
came off
get
Practice 2
came across
give
Practice 1
come out
give
Practice 2
get across
doesnt get along with
got by
get into
give . back
give. away/ gives out
give in to
give away
give in
give out
gave back
get in
get ahead
get through with
got on
get off
get you down
get out of
give up
give off
give
give off
given up
gave
go
Practice 2
go along with
went by
go on with
go into
goes up
went down
go away
go back
look
Practice 2
keep
Practice 1
keep up
keep away from
keep off
keep back
keep out of
keep on
put
Practice 1
keep
Practice 2
put
Practice 2
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
look into
look around
look down on
look down on
looking around
looks like
looking up
look forward to
take
Practice 1
take up
take over
took down
take in
take off
taken after
take on
looks forward to
looks like
look into
look up
take
Practice 2
take after
take over
take off
took down
took on
took up
take in
put off
put away
put down
put on
put out
put up with
turn
Practice 1
turned into
turn on
turn up
turn down
turn over
turn off
turn in
turned out
put on
putting down
put away
put up with
put off
put out
turn
Practice 2
turned down
turned into
turned on
turned over
turn in
turn off
turned out
turn up
Adapted from: Lado, Robert. Lado English Series 5/6., ABC Basmevi, 1986
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