Phrasal verbs in context FILET Complete the phrasal verbs from File 1 with the correct particle back down (x2) _up (x3) 1 My brother and his girlfriend broke —_ 2 Tan’t talk now, I'm driving. I'l call you last month. _— in fiftcen minutes. 3 This club isn’t a very good place to chat girls. The music is too loud. 4 The doctor said thet I had to cut to one cup of coffee a day. 5 Don't give. Ifyou keep trying, 'm sure find a good job soon. 6 Slow —__! There are speed cameras on this road. FILE 2 ‘Complete the phrasal verbs from File 2 with a verb in the correct form. burst knock leave put tum 1 Everyone out laughing when Jimmy arrived wearing a large, white hat. 2 Can you the TV up? I can’t hear it with the children shouting in the kitchen Don't anything behind when you get off the plane What a pity! They're going to and build a car park, If you take any of my things, please you've finished with them. _— down our local cinema them back when FILE 3 Match the phrasal verbs from File 3 with a definition A-E. 1 Watch out, there are often A continue 2 The company has been going Gi ins opetuting peace, Cae teeaths 3 The police told us to get out because the building wasn't safe. 4 If we carry on polluting the planet, we're going to destroy it. 5 ‘The restaurant wasn't popular and it losed down last year E experience or suffer FILE 4 Complete the phrasal verbs from File 4 with the correct particle, down off (G2) on out 1 If there is an emergency ll passengers must get ___ of the plane as fast as they can. 2 Tt was an eight-hour journey so we set__ early in the morning 5 Jessica was getting really angey with Tom so I told her to alm, 4 Hold __ to me. Its very slippery and you might fall. 5 The teacher told me __ because I hadn't done my homework. www.oup.com/elt/englishfile/upper-intermediate FILE 5 ‘Complete the phrasal verbs from File 5 with the correct particle. catch eat fall fill lie put 1 Pm exhausted. I'm going to an hour. 2 Lm not very good at ice skating. I aways ‘over at least twenty times! down for half 3 We stopped at a petrol station to up with petrel 4 Let’ meet for lunch next week and we can _ up onall our news 5 Ws very easy to oon weight if you out several times a week. FILE 6 Match the phrasal verbs from File 6 with a definition AB. 1 The teacher hurried A collide with through the last part B hitand knocked of the class. to the ground by Pil only cal you if a vehicle something interesting C invent comes up in the meeting D complete quickly 3 James has thought up E occurs or appears a brilliant new idea for ‘unexpectedly four new product. f 4 An old man was run over on the pedestrian crossing. 5 Alorry crashed into my car when it was parked outside my house, FILE 7 ‘Complete the phrasal verbs with the correct form of the verb. end go pick take 1 [don't know whats —_— on, Can anyone tell me whats happening? 2 We got completely ost and we sivay from where we wanted to go. 3 Tl you up at the station if you tell me what time your train arrives 4 Dve decided to __ up a new hobby ~T'm going to learn to dance salsa up miles 157]SOUND BANK ¥ [aS 3 ra Ss [| Flo gb de 7 I ie Bq yu i a HH stort vowels ‘ u long vowels 2 as) diphthongs BW voiced BE unvoiced 1 fish sy? 11 egg fea/ 21 parrot /'perat! 33. thumb /Oam/ 2 wee Aris! 12 up Aap 22. bag /beg/ 34 mother /mada’ 3 cat fet! 13 train Area 23 key shi 35 chess /Afes/ 4 car hho! 14 phone /faun/ 24 gial fos 36 jazz Miseex! 5. dlock /klok/ 15 bike /baik/ 25 flower /'flaoa! 37 leg leg! 6 horse hos! 16 owl /avll 26 vase /vaz 38 right /raw 7 dull “bol! 17 doy fou! 27 tie ha’ 39 witeh ivf’ 8 boot /bust! 18 ear Ht 28 dog /dog/ 40 yacht sot! © computer /kamp'justs!_ 19. chair /Afea/ 29 snake /sneik/ 41 monkey /mapki/ 10 bird /basd 20 tourist tusms/ 30 zebra /zebra/ 42 nose /novz/ 31. shower /'fava/ 48 singer /sipa/ 32 television tela! 44 house /haus! 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