PHRASAL VERB ORGANISER Souk ari pe) 1PHRASAL VERB ORGANISER with Mini-Dictionary JOHN FLOWER Editor: Jimmie Hill LANGUAGELIP LANGUAGE TEACHING PUBLICATIONS 14a Church Road, Hove BN3 2EB ISBN 0 906717 62 0 © LTP 1993 Reprinted 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 NO UNAUTHORISED PHOTOCOPYING Copyright This book is fully protectd by copyright. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright owner, a teacher at Eurocentre Bournemouth where he has worked for many years He has long experience of teaching Cambridge examination classes for whom phrasal verbs are a serious problem. He is the author of the popular Build Your Vocabulary series. His first book in LTP’s Organiser series was First Certificate Organiser. Personal Note ‘The author would like to express his thanks to Jimmie Hill and Michael Lewis for coming up with ideas; to his students and colleagues at Eurocentre for trying out the exercises, and to Ruth, Helen, and Andrew for their special contribution. Acknowledgements Cover design by Anna Macleod. Ilustrations by Martin Cater, Anna Macleod, Pantelis Palios ancl Michael Salter. Typeset by Blackmore Typesetting Services, Brighton, Printed in England by Commercial Colour Press Plc, London E7.Using This Book ‘There are thousands of phrasal verbs in English. Some are very common. Some are rare. Some have more than one meaning. This book practises over 700 with ‘more than 1,000 meanings. Phrasal verbs can be organised This book organises them in different ways - by particle, by verb, and by topic, The more different ways you meet these verbs, the more you will learn, If you are learning English in class ‘Your tezcher can only spend a small amount of time teaching you phrasal verbs, You must spend time at home leatning them for yourself. The more you study at home, the better your English will become. If you are learning English on your own without a teacher Itis better to do a litte at regular intervals, rather than a lot at one time, and then nothing for weeks. If you do not understand the meaning of a verb Do not worry! See ifthe context of the verb can help you to understand its meaning, Look the verb up in the Mint Dictionary at the back of this book or in your own dictionary. Study the example and try to write your own sentence using the verb. This will help you to remember what the verb means and how itis uses. If you are studying for an examination ‘You can use the special organising pages and Your Personal Cover part of the page and test yourself. at the end of the book.Contents GETTING STARTED What is a phrasal Verb? nnn 7 Where does the particle go? 7 Identifying phrasal verbs 8 ‘What do phrasal verbs mean?..... 10 VERBS with UP Unit I: Verbs with UP ~ Lenn 2 Unit 2: Verbs with UP -2 voce B Unit 3: Verbs with UP-3 ui Unit 4: Verbs with UP -4. . 15 Unit 5: Verbs with UP-5.. i 16 Unit 6: Organising verbs with UP - 1 7 Unit 7: Organising verbs with UP 2... 18 Unit 8: Organising verbs with UP -3 19 VERBS with DOWN Unit 9: Verbs with DOWN - 1... 20 Unit 10: Verbs with DOWN - 2 21 Unit 11: Verbs with DOWN -3 2 Unit 12: Verbs with DOWN - 4 23 Unit 13: Verbs with DOWN - 5 24 Unit 14: Organising verbs with DOWN. 1. 25 Unit 15: Organising verbs with DOWN - 2... 26 Unit 16: Organising verbs with DOWN -3 vm. . Gere VERBS with OUT Unit 17: Verbs with OUT - 1 28 Unit 18: Verbs with OUT-2 29 Unit 19: Verbs with OUT- 3 30 Unit 20: Verbs with OUT-4 31 Unit 21: Verbs with OUT- 5 32 Unit 22: Organising verbs with Ot 33 g verbs with OUT 34 1g verbs with OUT 35 VERBS with INTO Unit 25: Verbs with INTO - 1 36 Unit 26: Verbs with INTO - 2 q 37 Unit 27: Organising verbs with INTO - 1... 38 Unit 28: Organising verbs with INTO - 2 39 VERBS with IN Unit 29: Verbs with IN -1 verbs with IN -2 Verbs with IN -Unit 32: Organising verbs with IN - 1 Unit 33: Organising verbs with IN - 2. Unit 34: Organising verbs with IN - 3 VERBS with ON Unit 35: Verbs with ON- 1 Unit 36: Verbs with ON-2 Unit 37: Verbs with ON- 3 : Unit 38: Organising verbs with ON - 1 Unit 39: Organising verbs with ON -2 Unit 40: Organising verbs with ON - 5... VERBS with OFF Unit 41: Verbs with OF Unit 42: Verbs with OFF - Verbs with OFF 3. Organising verbs with OFF - 1 Unit 45: Organising verbs with OFF -2 Unit 46: Organising verbs with OTF - 3... VERBS with OTHER PARTICLES Unit 47: Verbs with ABOUT, ACROSS, AFTER and BY... ‘ 58 Unit 48: Verbs with AWAY Unit 49: Verbs with AGAINST, APART, AROUND and BACK... Unit 50: Verbs with OVER and THROUGH Unit 51: Verbs with WITH... . Unit 52: Verbs with AT and TO... Unit 53: Verbs with FOR... 7 Unit 34: Verbs with FROM and OF Unit 55: Organising verbs with other part Unit 56: Organising verbs with other particles -2..... Unit 57: Organising verbs with other particles - 3... Unit 58: Organising verbs wich other particles - 4. VERBS with TWO PARTICLES Unit 59: Verbs with two particles - 1 70 Unit 60: Verbs with two particles -2 aa Unit 61: Verbs with two particles : R Unit 62: Verbs with two particles - 4. B Unit 63: Organising verbs with two particles - 1... 74 Unit 64: Organising verbs with two particles - 2... 5 COMMON VERBS Unit 65: BE 76 Unit 66: COME. 7 Unit 67: GET 78 Unit 68; GO 79 Unit 69: PUT 80 Unit 70: TAKE 81 Unit 71: TURN and BRING . 82Unit 72: KEEP and LOOK Unit 7: Unit 74: Organising common verbs ~ 2 Unit 77: Work . Unit 78: Technology and Computing Unit 79: Travel and Transport Unit 80: Health and Fitness... sport and Leisure ~ 1. : Sport and Leisure ~ 2. ‘eclings and Emotions ~ 1 : Feelings and Emotions - 2 aw and Order = 1 5: Law and Order ~ 2. Unit 87: Colloquia! Expressions ~ 1 Unit 88: Colloquial Expressions ~ 2 NOUNS, ADJECTIVES and OPPOSITES Unit 89: Phrasal Verb Nouns - 1 Unit 90: Phrasal Ver Nouns - 2 Unit 91: Phrasal Verb Nouns - 3 Unit 92: Phrasal Verb» Nouns - 4 Unit 93: Phrasal Verb Adjectives - 1... Unit 94: Phrasal Verb Adjectives - 2... Unit 95: Opposites ~ 1... Unit 96: Opposites - 2 TEST YOURSELF sTest Pci sutitiia Test 2 Test Test 4 ‘Test 5 MINI-DICTIONARY ........... ANSWER KEY....... YOUR PERSONAL LIST....... 6 RRS Baa 89 90 o1 92 93 of 95 96 98 99 . 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 mu 2Getting Started 1 What is a phrasal verb? A phrasal verb is a verb plus one or two particles. Here are some common verbs: bring, get, go, put, take, turn. ire some common particles: up, down, out, in, off, on. Some teachers call them prepositions or adverbs, but itis easier to think of them as all ‘particles’ Here are some examples of phrasal verbs: bringin —_go off take out get on with ‘To understand what a phrasal verb is, let us look at the verb GET: GET as an ordinary verb: Can you get me a glass of milk? GET with one or two particles to form phrasal verbs: GET IN: The window was open. A thief got In and stole the video . (enter) GET ON WITH: We don't get on with our neighbours. (We aren't friendly to each other.) Please get on with your work. (Please continue with your work.) done tate get on very wel™ You can see that some phrasal verbs are easy, and some are more difficult to understand. Working through the exercises in this book will help you understand these verbs and their meanings. i Where does the particle go? Very often the particle comes immediately after the verb, but this is not always true. Particle immediately after the verb: ‘The cat stayed on top of the wall and only got down at meal times, (descend) Particle after the object: This terrible weather is getting many people down. (making them depressed) Particle before or after the object: Did you yet down all the information? “Pm going wo. gttng meat (manage to make # note of Did you get all the information down? If the object is a pronoun, the particle comes after: Did you get it down?we Identifying phrasal verbs ‘There are thousands of phrasal verbs in English. Here discover and learn these verbs as you study Engl in exercise to help you Look at these extracts from three articles. There are twelve phrasal verbs. Underline them and weite them on the lines beside the texts. Smoke From the fire in te kiteben seta fice slarm off, Mr and Mrs Newion and their wo | 3 children’ managed to get cut through ‘watching TV and hadn't realised what was happening. He had he shock of his ie wien femen broke in and told him to leave Annoyed by telephone sulespeople? Don't pur] up with them any longer! Whenever one ings |g ‘you up, you should ask them 10 hold on because you have.to consuit someone. You] g then simply carry on doing what you were doing before. When you return afer about 1 minutes, you should Find that the ealler —— sung up, i 8, We needed money to pay off the loan s0 1 decided never to um down any jobs tat Lwas | 702 feed, Of course the work piled up and Hjust |g ‘couldn't do i all, My wife was worried tha | was going to era up and started helping me | gy when she cole Did you understand those twelve verbs? If not, check in the Mini-Dictionary at the end of this book. When you read a new text, find the phrasal verbs. Cheek to see if they are included in the MintDictionary: If not, make your own list of verbs. There are some spectal pages at the eud of the book to belp you do this, window. One man in the Mats upstairs was | 3, ian nas aincaaseaainaast acess‘Match each phrasal verb from the previous exercise with its correct definition. Use each verb once only. See how many verbs you can remember without looking back the exercise. you sn sunn@f alarm, Tor example, you cause it to start oi lfyou're in a building where there is danger and you you manage to escape. When firemen come to a house and v they enter itusing force, BY OU srnnnne someone or something, you tolorate them. HOU samme SOMEONE vnrnnny YOU Phone them, If you ask someone to you went them to wait, IF YOU -amsmnnnensn doing something, you continue doing ft You . when you end a phone conversation. iFyou .» a loan, you pay the maney you owe. you -= the offer of a job, you say you don't wantit 1. wore You have toa much ta do, 12 -vsuim When people are under a ot of pressure and they have a nervous breakdown. Did you notice how the phrasal verb ‘set off” was used? Note the combination: seta fire alarm off Look back at the opposite page and find the nouns which go with the following: has hung up turn down .. piled up ll 51 of mete slp It is important to note down any common partnerships that verbs form with nouns. This will help you to understand and remember the phrasal verbs you meet.4 10 What do phrasal verbs mean? Itis often possible to understand what a phrasal verb means by looking at its particle. As you do the exercises in this book, try to notice patterns of meaning and build up lists based on these patterns. Although it is not always possible to find a pattern, thinking about the meaning of the particle will help you to understand and remember the phrisal verbs you meet. Below you will see some of the mes phrasal verbs, ings of the six most common particles used with [SALES FIGURES uP An upward movement: ‘We leit early, just as the sun was coming up. An increase, an improvement: Sales have gone up in the past year. Completing, ending: ‘We used up all the eggs when we made the cake. Approaching: Attaxi drew up just as we were thinking of calling one. DOWN A downward movement: ‘The teacher told the pupils to sit down, is too loud! Turn it down! Completing, ending, stopping: ‘Business was 50 bac! that the shop had to close down. our An outward movement, not being inside: Let's eat out this evening, Exeludin; ‘The double giazing helps to shut out the noise, Completing, doing thoroughh It took me hours to clean out that room, IN/INTO An inward movement: ‘The spectators poured into the stadium. Including, being involved: We'd better let her into the secret. “Net re, yon ea een OUTOFF Movement away, detaching: We set off at midday. Preventing entry, separating, not including: They've fenced off their garden to keep dogs out. ON Touching, attaching: Lwish you wouldn't put on so much lipstick! Continuin; He went on talking as if nothing had happened. The other particles can often be understood because they have thetr literal meanings of Place or movement. Here are some additional ‘meanings: AWAY Continuous activity: ‘The secretary kept typing away, ignoring the noise outside. BACK Returning: I've given back the tools I borrowed Reference to past time: ‘This photo brings back memories of when I was young THROUGH ‘Completing, doing thoroughly: Tneed to think this through before I decide. When you read or bea a phrasall verb thet you have ever met before, try to gui ie eae gr 1 bee us OUT “y “He st wont ON tang =a if norbing ad bappenca™ "brings BACK memories” its meaning. Does its particle belp you to understand it? Can you guess its meaning from its context? Look the verb up in a dictionary to see if you are correct. Make a note of the verb and write your own sentence so that you can remember the ineaning. 1Unit 1 Verbs with UP -1 ho 12 ‘Complete each of the sentences with the correct form of one of the verbs below and the particle UP. Use each verb once only. build cheer grow liven put shoot speak stand 1. {I'm not tall enough to reach. Can you . «» this poster for me? 2. Why are you so miserable? . svounse | Things can't be that bad! When tha headmaster came in, most of the PUPIIS wrcnnewsnannnnnn Buta few remained seated. The party was really b ng so | suggested some games t0 wn After a long illness, it takes some time to... your strength. She's a bit deaf so you'll hava to | was born in Washington but | New York, 8, Tho weather's been so bad that the price of strawberries has an upward movement, an increase or an improvement "Cold yon pea pod Now do the same with these verbs: heal hurry lock ring save seal tidy 1. Why are you walking £0 slowly? We'll have 10 wenn 2. You've got my number so you ean problems. twas a deep wound 80 it took some time to . oF we'll be late. me if you have any Its & long journey so remember to . ‘ the petrol tank before you go, li you're worried about things falling out of the parcel, you'd better use some strong BAPE 0 ven eas 6. He was such a dangerous puta guard outside, She was finally able to buy the bioyele after sho'd 8. You'll be able to find everything if you isoner that they .. J him ssasane In a-room and enough money. se YOUr room. In exercise 2 it is possible fo omit ‘UP' from each sentence. Sometimes it appears to intensify the verb it foliows,Unit 2 Verbs with UP — 2 h Match one half of the dialogue on the left with the other half on the right, Write your answers in the boxes. 1 Why are they so tired this morning? Why have you set your alarm for five o'clock? Joe's missed a lot of lessons. Lucy's very polite isn't she? Look at the mess all over the floor! ‘A Well, didn't make it, 0 don’t expact me to clear itupl B_ Of coursel Ill back you up. Let's go and see the manager. © I'm afraid not, I've used it all up. D_ Ofcourse not. You'll have to dress up. E_ Yos. tl be very hard for him to eateh up. 6 Can | wear jeans this evening? -F_ Because | hava to get up early, 7. Will you support me ift G Because thay stayed up late watching t ‘complain about the food? 8, Is there sny milk left? H_ Yes. She's been very well brought up. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these dialogues: 1 | don't know which one is which, Do you? Can | have an ice-cream? | can't understand this word. My French isn’t very good. Have you heard about the terrorist araok? ‘What shall I do about this latter asking for money? Shall we have another drink? Would you like me to cook the meal this evening? A No, drink up! It’s time to go. B_ Yes. They've blown up the Central Bank. © Only i you eat up all your vegetables. D Allright. And I'll wash up afterwards. Why don't you go to evening classes to brush up? F No. I's very easy to mix them up, lent? G Well loo! upl Hi I'd tear it up if | were you. 2 3 4 *Liel Lis Now go through the sentences on the right and underline the phrasal verbs. 13Unit 3 Verbs with UP -3 14 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle UP. Use each verb once only. beat call crop fight own pull speed split 1. At first the coach went quite slowly but it began to motorway, ‘as we got onto the 2. The fireworks exploded in all their colours and esses the sky. 3, The phone never stopped ringing as her friends kept, her to congratulate her 4, Itwas a really violent attack. The robbers i 30 badly that he had to be treated In hospital. 5. The car suddenly came towards us. It in front of the store end Andre Agassi got out! 6. | won't be able to go out tonight because a problem has just 7. Ifthe person who broke the window dogsn’t v= the whole class will be punished. 7s bal beer up, aya ca 0° 8, Over sixty people arrived to help look for the missing girl. They : into groups of four or five and went off in different directions. Now do the same with these verbs: bottle fig freshen polish screw tighten 1. The press are always looking for scandal. They're trying to, information bout his past. 2. You could tell thet she wasn’t happy about the news by the way she... her face in disapproval 3. He hasn't spoken Spanish for ages so he wants to holiday, bofore his 4, Lean tell you're upset. Don't your feelings. Ill only make things worse. 8, That's the third brealcin this month. We must security to prevent any 6, Where's the ladies’ room? I need to restaurant. before we go into theUnit 4 Verbs with UP — 4 Match a number with a letter. Use each item once only. Write your answers in the boxes. 1 doup . fold up. hold up keep up Kick up stir up sum up turn up ‘A appearances although he'd lost all his money. the bank and steal a hundred thousand pounds. © the volume so that we can all hear. ue! D the letter and put itn the envelope. [ee E_ your overcoat because it’s cold. F the situation in a few wards. G trouble for the rest of us. H afuss about the room being s0 cold. sayrrn. rs better co np my a 4 5 8 7 8 TLeL EL PLELeLeLe Test yourself by covering one column and trying to remember the otber part. 15Unit 5 Verbs with UP —5 16 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle UP. Use each verb once only. come give go make pick put set take 1, The hotels were all full s0 we offered to Catia eeu for the night: 2. Early that morning, we set off on our journey as the sun was 3. An enquiry was . into the use of chemicals in farming. 4. You're such a good singer that you should Tt sense Professionally 5. Are you coming or not? Please ‘mind your 6. We managed to escape before the factory win flames, 7. Do you know any Turkish? ha a bit while | was on holiday in Istanbul 8, Tony's free time was vary important to him and he resonted having to some of it. “Ut wont up in flames befor we canted to help with the shopping, et teow Now do the same with these verbs: come give go make pick put set take 1, I've decided to... « your offer of a parttime job. 2. As the home team came out onto the field a cheer snes from their supporters. 13, He was supposed to be a very violent man but he didn’t. much of 8 fight when the police finally caught him. 4, Where do you want me to put the computer and printer? = COUI YOU wna nnnnane them that corner? 5. Tllgive you a lift. If you wait on the corner, Ill YOU nan at 6 o'elock. 6, When they reslised that nobody could possibly have survived the explosion they decided to the search. 7. Was that story true, oF Was She wan Fall enone? @. Has Isabelle said anything about me? Well your name nonin the course of conversation last night.Unit 6 Organising Verbs with UP ~1 Complete each of the groups of sentences below with one of the following, verbs. Use each verb once only. come up give up go up make up pick up set up put up take up Did he Does he expect me to 2 prize at the show? the bill? Come onl You must Tmanaged to some ideas at the meeting. Vil have to my job end look after her, Ifyou ‘smoking, you'll feel better. Tommy, ‘your seat to the lady! Wonttit too much of your time? ‘She decided to hr skirt as it was too long, think golf, when | retire, Don't ‘an oxcusel Tell the truth Will they ever their quarrel? your mind! They've ‘You need monay to The police fan enquiry into the incident. in business. toad blocks to stop the terrorists. Iva been forced to He's agreed to The party may prices. the money you need, an alternative candidate, (We watched the moon Dia the subject People used to over the hil in the course of conversation? and speak to her. Prices will We saw the building Why don't you in the New Year. in flames. and introduce yourself? ‘Test yourself by covering the middle column. 17Unit 7 Organising Verbs with UP — 2 Fill each blank with one of the following verbs. Use each verb once only. break up draw up hold up look up bring up get up keep up turn up 1. [You must Don't walk 0 slowly. U hope this rain doesn’t ‘much longer. Wo try to ‘appearances Ir was tactiess to ‘such a sensitive subject, She had to the children alone Why don't you the matter of expenses. 3 [iryou your collar, you won't be s0 cold. {ts too soft. Please the volume. Thay didn’t until the party was over. 4 [ewilltakestime to fan agreement, We sew a car ‘anda man get out. ‘Why don't you your chair nearer to the fire? 5. [Things are beginning to at last. He didn’t even when he came in. Remember to ‘any words you don't know. if you know the answer yourhend. ‘The robbers planned to the Benkin the town centre. “The police had to the taffie because of the accident. 7. [ietitake ages to that hill have to early tomorrow morning, We should 2 petition against the motorway. 8. [The ship began to ‘on the rocks. ‘The police decided to the meeting. When do the schools ‘or the summer holidey? Test yours Af by covering the phrasal verbs 18 aacUnit 8 | Organising Verbs with UP —3 | Complete the blanks in the definitions with the verbs below. Use each verb once only. back brush screw beat cheer freshen stay blow crop mix tighten _bottle dress own 1 up Hehildrer .»to watch television, they don't go - to bed at the ae up People who . sou thelt emations try to control them end not show how they are fealing. 3. up Ifyoutell someone to you want them to stop being so miserable. 4 Hfyou. sve tO something wrong, you aelmit you ‘ware the person who did i 5. When torroriss . 2 bridge, they destroy it with an explosion, 8. People who hit or kick you an hurt you badly 7 UP When YOU vnncmnninnnnney YOU wash and make yourself look | more prasentabia. I 8 up’ ifyou.. ww 10-90 t0 party, you wear very sniart | clothes. | 8. Ityou .» two people or things, you can't tal the difference between them. 10. When you Your Spanish, you improve tt. " HEYOU wom your face, you twist a part of itto show disapproval 2 up When you + SOMEONB snes YOU Give them help and suppor. 18. When you security, you make it stricter. 4 Problems which appear unexpectedly. nese YOU wn nsnnnsnnsinn information, you discover something that had been kept secret. To test yourself cover the sentence and try to remember bow the verb is nsed. 19Unit 9 Verbs with DOWN - 1 & 20 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and. the particle DOWN. Use each verb once only. blow chop kneel lie pour shoot sit slow Maka yourself at home. Il be with you in a moment. 2. feel a bit tired so | think (il for a while. 3, You'd better take your umbrella because It's. 4, You're driving too fast! snes OF YOU'TI HAVE an accident! 5. Thane dy 92 We ne A) 6. Telpeplcon be vr tgtning for aral hire 7. Itwas very windy last night and several trees were “ae! downs or bond down tbo yon 8. Did you hear on the news that a UN plane was. spots fo cidren. Get doen to ther is morning? 7 Now do the same with these verbs: caim cool cut fall mark quieten tear tone 41. This coffee's too hot! I wait until it has conse before | drink it, 2. There's no need to get so excited! Try to ' 3. IFthay saw any posters with iis picture on, the protestors... them 4, Ifyou can’t give up smoking entirely, at least try to 5. Everyone started talking at once. Finally, after they Nad wueemenninonesnnny he continued speaking, 6. The church tower was damaged in the storm and a week later, 7. During the sale some prices were snonnns BY a8 much a 60 per cent. 8. So as not to cause offence they asked her to er speech. Did you notice that the verbs in these exercises bad the idea of a downward movement or some kind of reduction or decrease?Unit 10 Verbs with DOWN - 2 q bo Match one half of the dialogue on the left with the other half on the right. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. hate these pills! A Your friends will just have to bed down in the living room, then, won't they? 2. Iwant to travel and see the B They had to climb down and admit they world. made a mistake. 3. My hair keeps sticking up. © Yes. Shall | throw them down to you? 4, We haven'tfinished decorating —_D_ Come ont the spare bedroom yat. Swallow it down? '6. How long do you think the E I think she's dispute will last? aling weighed down by all her responsibilities. 6, Joannna seams tobe unders «Ff neither side lot of stress. bbacks down, it could goon for — “God bY Sweow i absent” ages. o 7. What happened when they found out they were wrong? Isn't ittime you got a job and settled down? 8. Are my football boots up there? __-H_Use some water to smooth it down. 1 2 a 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these dialogues: 1. Why/s John so irritable these A. | don't know. [t's been handed down cays? from ganeration to generation. 2, I've got to make a speech and = B_ She was run down by a lorry while dlon’t know what to say, crossing the road. 3. How do you manage to relax © It’s supposed to splash down somewhere after a hard day at the office? in tho Pacific 4, Whore is the space shuttle D | think the constant noise is beginning going to land? to wear him down. 5. You Will come, won't you? E_Ifind yogs helps me to wind down, 6. How did the accidant happen? —-F_Halll never live it down, will he? 7. People still remember the time G_Why don’t you write down a few ideas, Jeremy put salt in his tea. first? 8. How old is that story? H_ Don't worry! I won't let you down, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now underline all the phrasal verbs in the exercises. 21 |Unit 11 Verbs with DOWN — 3 N 22 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle DOWN, Use each verb once only. copy fall get keep tie tumble water wave 1. I'm s0 annoyed with myself for making a mistake! = You shouldn't let it... ‘you ike this. 2. Ateacher might see you if you put your head up! 3. It's Important to follow the instructions so the details carefully and hack them when you've finished. 4, It's 2 very weak argument that (on at least two points. 5. Ann can do whet she likes. She hes no family responsibilities ta... 6, When the car broke down, we stood by the side of the foad and managed to motorist, who gave us a lift to town. din then they el came tumbling 7. They did't like the strong language in his speech and they asked him to .. to avoid a diplomatic incident. 18, The boy took a tin from the bottom of the stack and the rest came Did you notice that tbe phrasal verb get ... down, as it is used in the first example, must have its object between the verb and particle? It ts important to check where the object can go with transitive phrasal verbs and to make a note of any difficulties. Now do the same with these verbs: flutter jot lay narrow play scale | 1. Ud better just. . these dates in case | forget. | 2, The Soviets tried 10 ean serious than they admitted at first son the ingident at Chernobyl, Itwas much more We were starting to run out of money so we've had to our operations. The regulations .. minimum safety standards in the workplace. As | looked up, 8 piece of paper came from a window on the third floor. lly we had over fifty suspects but we've managed £0 vermin IMAI wee tO Notice in the last example the object comes between the verb and particle.Unit 12 Verbs with DOWN — 4 1 When you meet a phrasal verb, notice the noun it ‘used with. This will help you understand and remember the verb much better. Match an item on the right with an item on the left. Use each item once only. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. The birds ‘A. beat down and we got vary hot 2. The building Broke down on the journey home, 3. The cer © burnt down and all the contents were destroyed 4. The noise D cracked down hard to prevent more violence. 5, The plane E died down and | wes eble to concentrate again, 6. The police F pelted down andl they got extremely wet 7. The ain G swooped down and took the breaderumbs from the grass. 8. The sun H. touched down at the airport two hours late, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 Now do the same with these: 1. batter down 2. note down 3. pull down 4, set down 5. shout down 6 slam down 7. track down 8. wash down A. the blinds ifthe sun gets toa bright. 3 your new address. © the door to get in. D the Information | wes iooking for. E minimum standards of \ hygiene. = F the phone, looking very angry. | “Please don slam the rove don lke G the walls before you start = nt” painting, Hi the speaker so he's unable to continue, 1 2 PLEeLELeLELi[: ‘Test yourself by covering one of the columns, 23Unit 13 Verbs with DOWN — 5 Ne 24 Complete each sentence with the correct form of onc of the verbs given and the particle DOWN. Use each verb once only. bring come go hold knock put take turn ‘As my friand was crossing the road, she was by 8 speeding car. 2, The couple stood on the beach and watched the sun ‘over the horizen. 3. The Opposition parties hope the scandal RIP. the President and his oa (AY 4, Our dog was in such pain that we had him ‘8. Mary, there's someone on the phone with an urgent order. Can you ieee, please? 6. The prisoner became violent and it took 4 officers to dnt le : him sven S ie 7. Now we've moved to the country, why don't you oor td ere bdo hae wn» and visit us some time? ut aan 8, The committee had very strong feelings about tha kind of person who wasn’t acceptable. Theyencnmnmininnnanee AY Applicant Who was wearing jeans, for example. Now use the same verbs in these sentences. Notice how the verbs have completely different meanings. 1. Land wes needed for the new motorway and 100 houses Were wom soto make way for it 2 We've spent hours puting up lhe decorations, When he party's over, well eve ro 1 th@M all none aQaIM. 3. It's abit chilly in here. They've . the heating. 4, Just as we arrivad, the sky went very black and the rain . 80 heavily that wa got extremely wet 1% so 5. As you can imagine, the news of the team’s defeat 1 vary well 6. The boss doesn't eritiaise other people like that. Why does he have to her all the time? 7. So Sid's unemployed again! He just can't weeks! 2 job for more than 3 few . the cast of houses so that more 8. The government is doing its best to . people can afford to buy a home of theiUnit 14 Organising Verbs with DOWN - 1 Complete each group of sentences with one of the verbs below. Use each ‘verb once only. bring down knock down take down come down put down turn down We'll have to that well Two witnesses saw him fyou the pedestrian the price, You'll sell them all. How could you Shall | We will, of course. such en offer? the volume? ‘any unsuitable applicants, How much must Vats hate having to He tends to 28 8 deposit? pets ~ even if they are injured. who doasn’t agree with him. ‘The new policy will They're fighting to We saw the defender the government. prices. their centre forward. Iestime to My eaoratary will Can you help me to the Christmas decarations. the datas. the tent? He can’t We've managed to Ittook four men to 2a jab for very long. prices such a strong person You must “The fog has: We expect them to to the country and visit us. ‘and made driving dangerous. in favour of the propose! ‘The swelling will [want him to ‘The news didn’t ina few days. ‘on his kneas and apologise! very wall Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs, 25 eeeUnit 15 Organising Verbs with DOWN — 2 2. 26 Complete each group of sentences with one of the verbs below. Use each ‘verb once only. break down get down run down, fall down keep down wind down You can't all te people who are relying on you, Someone has my tyres! Thad to the dress because it was too short. He might if he climbs that tree. The argument soems to in several places. The houses will eventually if they aren't repaired. Don’t let these problems (you) 50 much! Did your secretary Jeverything that was said? Please out of that tree immediately! We had to. the door to-getin. Many people because of the prassure of their work, Did the car fon the motorway? Could you the window and lat some air into the car? ind it hard to aiter work? We had to {the business and sack some of the staff. Why don‘tthey their guns and stop the fighting! The regulations minimum safety standards. It's the young who mostly their lives for their country. You must [Someone might see you! ‘The boss wants to costs as much as possible, He used a wave of terror to the entire population. She was by @ car while crossing the road. Services are being to save monay Ifthe betteries the radio won't work so well Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs.Unit 16 Organising Verbs with DOWN — 3 Fill in the blanks in the definitions with the verbs below. Use each verb once only. climb play tumble crack settle water hand narrow wave t pelt track 10. uw 2 13 1“ 18, down , When YoU wnmmmmneninnnns the cholees, you raduce thelr number by eliminating the others. down When you vvsenewe & StO¥Y, YOU pass it to the next generation, sumone down Actions and circumstances that you .. ‘you wosker because of the constant pressure, make If iv’ difficult for you to wrong, it means people wor't forget it .. something you did down When you try t0:..nean an incident it appear less important than it, you try to make down Ifyou heve hae Iie where things kept changing and hen _ YOU live a life of stability and routine. down Normally you wouldn't want rain to... asit would come down very heavily. wx down When the police ssn strictly. they enforce rules very down Ifeireumstances freedom. they limit your you . down if you finally for, you find . something you've been looking culty down When tins ate. w they fall down in disorder. POW YOU enarennncianenes & Speech tO make it weaker and less controversial, down When you wncn:innsnenene Someone driving past, you signal them to stop. down If people have an opinion about something and then w» thay admit that they were wrong. down When you .. oft formation, you make a quick note Test yourself, by covering the righthand side of the page. 27Unit 17 Verbs with OUT —1 N 28 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle OUT. Use each verb once only. ask cut jump keep slip squeeze stay walk 1. What he was saying made us s0 angry that we in protest. 2, As Jim was crossing the park, the mugger suddenly and attacked him. 3, There were guards at the front of the building to snammannonen ANY protestors and stop them from disrupting the meeting. 4, How can | get Susan to go out with me? dancing so why don't you to a disco? You know she lik her 5. Ifyou want to lose weight, you'll have to .~ everything sweet. 6. There's always some toothpaste left in the tube. | can. ever manage 10 -nneens that fast It “No more lipo! Cut et evernting six o'clock in the morning eet!” celebrating all night. 7. They didn’t get home un’ because they'd .. 8. We don’t want mum to notice us leaving, Leave the back door unlocked and we'll try to ‘while she's watching television. Now do the same with these verbs: check eat leave lock pick reach rush throw 1. Oh no! My keys are in the carl | think I'VE -nsnnsennnne MYSELF 1 2. Why didn’t you give your students any homework? = Because when tha ball rang, they all snwssnnsnsn anything. 3, Look through the wedding photos and before | had time to say any you'd like a copy of. 4. You need some shelves by your chair so that when you want a book, you ean just sents 84 GET Look at the mass in here! Tidy your room and .. anything you don’t need. Rachel hadn't bean playing well so they decided t0 1. her My parents usually go to an Italian or Chinese restaurant when they .. When they leave the hotel, guests are supposed to . ofthe team, Did you notice that the verbs in the exercises bad the meaning of an outward movement, being outside, oF not including? Can you think of any more verbs like this with the particle OUT? before eleven o'clock. ——Unit 18 Verbs with OUT - 2 Match one half of the dialogue on the left with the other half on the right. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. Is there any chance of prices rising in the near future? ‘So we've got all the food. 2. Any more problams? So far only 20 people have ‘written to say that they'll come. 4, What happened to your headlight? 6. What do you think of Linda's pink and yellow T-shirt? 7. Why didn’t Vietor come as he'd | don't like the look of thet man over there, promised? Jane looks really ralieved today. A B Me neither. Hey! Look out! He's got a knife! But we sent out more then 60 invitations! Well, she certainly stands outt Yes. She poured out all her problems to me last night, He caught some kind of virus and had to back out at the last moment. Yas. We've stil got to sort ‘out where averyone Is certainty stabs ot ‘going to sit. ina cron” Acar suddenly pulled out in front of ‘mine and | ran inte the back of it I wouldn't rule out the possibility. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these dialogues: Sef aa ala a AEA Wye ce ae aa aaa ibe Bere Poiv ISP na ter air Pee recurs canes i suede iui lca wala eaanadas atin ed nat ea fideo piter die | =p ruts ee a aeuea ac fiateaitiaiee ora) ee ieee ali aceon elon wae Slane vee ieee ee casa mie aa ertmace one f hecsnty ise edysticieas edt Oca ane we tata roy le tetcersns rt ta caida aes fee ee TLEPLELELELELELE] Now go through the sentences on the right and underline the phrasal verbs, 29Unit 19 Verbs with OUT —3 30 Complete cach of the sentences with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle OUT. Use each verb once only. camp miss pass point share shut storm try 1. Everyone will get some if you .. the caks qually 2. Ralph's just bought a tent and wants to init for the aight! 3. Excuse me, sir. We're asking for peopla’s comments on this new fruit juice. Would you like 10 vnsennns Rn P 4. Please don't get the wrong idea, | must senna that thi ‘we've had since the sports centre opened. the First ar font 5, His secretary was so angry that she. ‘and slammed the door behind her. theM ssn OF thelr mind. 6. Some people can only cope with problems by I can't. 've got to come to terms with them. 7. It was 60 smoky and stuffy in the room that | neatly oe 8, Your essay is very good, but I'm afraid you'v facts some rather important Now do the same with these verbs: breathe cry hand invite measure read stretch wear her 1. Goont She's just waiting for you to ask her! 2. When Justin dropped the brick on his foot, we héard him in agony. 3. Could you .. the books now, plaase. 4, I've got to have a rest. Digging can reslly YOU wn Specially if you aren't used to i. 5, To make sure that everyone would heer she the names In @ loud voice. 6. You've got to be very accurate when you do this. vnn the powder carefully or the mixture will be too strong. ‘Was that Justin ext out 7. Hold your breath for thiry seconds and then wn.nsesemmmanatowly through your nose. 8. was s0 tired. All| wanted t0 do WAS -uenneneneunnns ON the sofa and go to sleep.Verbs with OUT -4 Unit 20 Match a nuniber with a letter to form a partnership. Use exich item once only. Write your answers in the boxes. 1, blow out A. the answer, using @ caloulator. 2. burst out B the candle end leave the room in darkness. 3. call out Cher cigarette in the ashtray. 4. carryout D the cupboard as we need more storage space. 5. clear out E the fire brigade to rasoue my cat. 6. stub out F laughing because he looks so + strange. tai fat ont, Vatted ou= 7. wear out G your good clothes if you wear them too often, 8, work out H_ a survey to see which soap people prefer. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these sentences: 1. The bells A 2. Some competitors B 8. The two friends c balled out just before the plane explociad, blared out and we couldn't hear each other speak. broke out by using an axe to smash the door. 4. Infomation Bi out and nobody hare knows ayting bout 5. Themusle _€ eropped outa th eons got mari 6. Thesilt =F felautard never pak to eachother gin 7. Theprioners G lenked out and tre appeared nthe newspaper 8. Tretradtion —-H rang ova the coun lathe ourch, TLeLEPLeLeELEeLPLis 31Unit 21 Verbs with OUT —5 1 Complete each of the sentences with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle OUT. Use each verb once only. come give go let make put take turn 1. Usually this book can only be read in the library. You have to get special permission from the librarian if you want to. it. 2, It's 2 very bed stain, Are you sure this stuff will make it 7 3. Idon’t understand why boys think it's fun to their tongue at peoplal 4. Every week this factory... 2,000 new cars. 5. To get more publicity the organiser of the march printed some leaflets and them to people shopping in the market. 6. The prisoners are kept inside most of the time but they wthem = for en hour every day so thet they “Nasty ine hayes thedriong can get some exercise, sont 7. Iwas a very shy boy. I didn't with girls until had left school. 8. Your grandifather isn’t a very good actor. He tried to but he couldn't fool me! that he was deat we Now do the same with these sentences: 1. As I had put on weight, my dress was too tight 0 | NB 0 ssnnsnenne on especially around the waist. 2. Is there something wrong with this electric fire? It doesn’t heat as it used to, as much Despite all the problems we'd had, the event to be a great success. {'m In agony! While Iwas lifting the piano, | aru MY back Put some more coal on the fire. It's We knew hardly anything about her. The information about her double life only . after her death. 7. Its all very suspicious. Mr Simpkins before his wife died. the insurance policy only a week 8. I didn’t know which house | was looking for. It was too dark for me to .. the numbers. 32Untt 22 Organising Verbs with OUT -—1 Complete cach of the groups of sentences with one of the phrasal verbs below. Use each verb once only, come out go out make out take out give out let out put out turn out 1. [When doas the film in this country? We watched the sun {from behind a cloud. Can Billy and play? 2. [ivy strength was starting to when help finally arrived Can you these books for me? “These electric fires 2 lot of heat. 3. THe ‘an enormous sigh oF relief, Til have to this skirt We the dogs to run round the garden, 4. [They ‘an appeal on the radio. ‘We need some water to the fire. 1 my arm to stop mysalf falling. 5. [everything will allright in the end. Could you the light for me? many people ‘to watch the procession? 5. [Does the tide ‘5 far as those racks? ‘We watched the lights all over town. I've gotto ‘now but I'l be back for lunch, Pl the cheque to my husband, Tean't what he’s saying, She tried to that she didn’t understand. ® [You can ‘up to four books from the library. Thad to a loan to pay for the car. [would love to (you) for 6 really expensive meatl Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs. 33Unit 23 Organising Verbs with OUT — 2 34 Complete each group of sentences with one of the verbs below. Use each. verb once only. break out carry out fall out set out call out drop out point out work out iyou ‘early, you'll miss the rush hour. We 10 create 9 new kind of magazine. The food was (on tables in the garden, Tean't ‘the answer to this sum, Let's hope things will allright in the end, They once a day to keep fit. Will he his threat and dismiss us all? We intend to a survay into eating habits, Please ‘my instructions precisely. want you to the answer if you know it We've had to the police twice this week. ‘The union may ‘all the mombers on strike, ‘A torrible forest fire will if we don’t stop people camping. Fighting could, ‘again if solution isn’t found, ‘The prisioners tried to uring the night. Most chileren’s baby teeth before they are 12. How can two friends ‘over somathing so unimportant? His hair began to because ofall the worry. “The guide will the famous buildings. You must that there isn’t much time left. 'd be grateful if you'd all my mistakes. A few competitors may ifthe race gets too tough. Many students ‘before the end of their course. Alot of slang words cof the language after a few years.Unit 24 Organising Verbs with OUT -3 Complete the blanks in the defini only. 10, n 2 13, 4, 18, back pick stand out out out out ‘out out out - out ns with the verbs below. Use each verb once find pass burst hand spread cross invite share cry look ‘throw storm IFYOU SOMEONE sunsew, YOU ask them to go out with you. When you 1» Sweets, you divide them so that, everyone gets some. Cyclists should wear something bright so that they sow in the dark, When you. tickets ete, you When you .. . someone jn... you order them out in anger. When YOU wenn a blanket ete, you open it and @ ut it on a surface. you promise to do some- thing and then you don't ieeep you “t's enti ot, but can't make out seb bos sepia” Ifyou «wo information, you learn or discover something you didn't know before. ‘When you tell someone to be careful. you went them to IFyou SSOMBONE sinney YOU CHOOSE them, Ifyou. a mistake, you puta line through it. Peaple Wh0 wnnnnnensnewenes Make a loud noise of pain or fear. lyou 7 ‘ofa place, you leave in a very bad. temper. It. room is stuffy and you . you lose When you .. suddenly, .~ laughing or erying, you do this 35Unit 25 Verbs with INTO —1 36 Complete each verb with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle INTO. Use each verb once only. bump burst come go grow rush talk tune 1. When her uncle died, Stephanie w=: alot of money. 2, ake your time. You should never. Important decisions, 3, My boss has been trying to . but I've got too much work, me sures having a holiday, 4, When ! went to listen to the news, | usually sea ‘my local radio station. 5, She was walking through the park when she, 1» n old friend. 6. What would he like to do when he leaves school? = HO WANES 10 ennnrnonnmenene tN NAVY when he's old enough 7. When she heard the terrible news, she tears. 8, The jecket's a bit large but you'll soon Now do the same with these verbs: check crowd get let look make pull put 1. You'll need your confirmation of booking when you .- the hotel 2, The coach drive the car park and the pessengers all got out. 3. How do you feel after every = It's difficult to explain. | can't... that has happened? Tren Words. debt, 4, [never buy anything I can’t efford. | don't want 10. 5, Why are the police going around asking people questions? TREY nnn a robbery at the Town Hall. 6. If you promise not to tell anyone I'l 1 YOU snes SBTC 7. So many people snnminewnan the stadium that there was soon no raom for any What are they going to do with that place of w = ve heard that they're going to... it te ground? 2 children’s playground. Notice that the verb in No. 6 has the construction “tet .. into”. Gan you find any more examples of this word order? Remember to keep noticing where the particle comes.Unit 26 Verbs with INTO — 2 Match a verb on the left with a suitable item on the right, Use each verb and cach item once only. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. dig into A. the back of a lorry at the traffic lights. 2 flyinto B his dinner with a great deal of pleasure, 3. lapse into © a trap if they aren't careful k 4. gotinto D a rage when she sees all the damage. 5. run into E his pockat and pull out a few coins. 6 settle into F trouble with the police. “Tuehing to bis einer?™ 7. tuck into G a routine after years of travelling around, 8. walk into H. the focal dialect wien speaking to my friends. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these: 1. fling herself into A my leg and refuse to let go. 2. foo! them into Bur confidence because we trust him. 3. see her into © an actor by sending him to drama school. 4. sinkits teeth into D_ believing they will make a lot of money. E 5. shook us into the office and ask her to walt 6. take him into F_prison if they cause any more troublh 7. throw them into lence by showing us those terrible pietures. 8. turn him into —-H_her work with such enthusiasm. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Test yourself by covering the column on the right and trying to complete the sentence.Unit 27 Organising Verbs with INTO — 1 38 Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the verbs below. Use each verb once only. burst into get into go into let into take into The car had the back of @ bus. twas a write-off, ‘The cost of rebuilding could millions of pounds. They've difficulties over finance. They expect to ‘money wiren she dies. ‘The system didn’t ‘use until it had been thoroughly tested. Why does his colour it? Surely i's not relevant. Tm too fat! lean’t these trousers any morel ‘She won't college unless she works harder. you difficulties, let me know. ‘The children ‘tears when | said they couldn't go. The engine suddenly ‘lames while we were driving along. “The audience loud applause as the curtain came down. They didn’t any details of the accident. ‘She's had to hospital for an operation He hopes to the navy when he's old enough. Thad a key so | was able to (him) the house. We trusted him so we (him) our secret. [don't think we should Chien ‘ur plan. | don't trust him. The boss wants to (her) the company as a junior partner. {didn’t trust her enough to (her) my confidence. We've called an ambulance to ther) hospital. You need to (more effon) | your work. Its diffieult to (my ideas) [words. De you think she'll [more money) [the business?Unit 28 Organising Verbs with INTO — 2 Complete each definition with a suitable verb from the list below. Use each verb once only. bump fly shook check fool pull slip crowd grow rush tune fi look see walk 1 into Ifyou someone, you meet them by chance. 2 into Things which. you jones are so terrible that, you don't know what to say. 3. When YOU senses 2 hotel, you arrive, give your details, and take t Vv. 4 into. When you.» someone room, you go with them into the ‘ram to make sura they got there, 6 Into When YOU wren clothes, you become large enough for them to fit you properiy. 6. When the police a crime, they investigate it. 2 into if you someone... believing something, you make them believe something that is not trup, simmer Inte You could . ‘thin about possibie dangers. . a trap if you are careless and don't 8. saosmnmmnane ito Coaches which into the car park to .. car park go off the road and 10. into People who 2 place go there in large numbers. m into ifyou inmsnn @ dBei610N, You decide to do something | without taking ime to think about it. | 12. Ito IF YOU seesennnenemeeemneine @ faGe, YOU Suddenly become very | angry. | 13. into Ifyou sn SOMBONE none doing something, you | parsuade them to do ft 14, into Ifyou ve: @ fadio station, you set the control on | ‘your radia so thet you cen hear that station clearly 15. into fyou ov YOUSEM uene YOUF WOH, YOU do It with a lot of energy and enthusiasm, ‘Test yourself by covering the righthand column and trying to remember the definition. | 39Unit 29 Verbs with IN-1 1 Complete each of the groups of sentences by using the correct form of the verbs given and the particle IN. Use each verb once only. ask butt key let lock look pour smash 1. Refugees 272 still nnnnnenenenennne a” the authorities are running out of food and shelter. 2. Iwonder if my prints are ready. =H . at the photographer's on the way home and find out. 1 Don’t leave your friend on the doorstep! .. him... This is an exclusive disco. They Won't n-ne YOU unless you're wearing a tie. We were having a private conversation and he JUSt earurnnn 1 Because of a shortage of staf, prisoners were for most of the day and only let out for meals and an hour's exercise. 7. By using thelr axes the firemien managed to. boy. the door and rescue the 8, To start the program the computer Operat0F NAS 10 snnnnnenseaenne 8 SP2CIAl password. 2 Now do the same with these verbs: drop fall fit join pay push send stay 1. Thare's something good on television 801 think Hl ...ureunsuenensnen tonight 2. Amy used to us what she'd been doing. on her way home to tell 3. We were invited to a keraoke evening but | was too ‘embarrassed to the singing! 4, Whon Jenkins finaly arrives, | want you to... him immediately! 5. We need 2 bigger car. All this luggage won't 8. Four people were injured when the ceiling wand they were trapped under it “1 bave a fel i's not going tof 7. The treasurer went to the bank to ..the money they'd collactad. 1. The people in the queue got very angry when she tried to Did you notice that the verbs in this exercise bad the meaning of an inward movement, of being inside, or of being involved or included in an activity? Can you think of any more verbs with IN with these meanings? 40Unit 30 Verbs with IN —2 Match one half of the dialogue on the left with the other half on the right. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. Why have you come home from the beach early? 2. Ididn’t have time to finish my homework last night. 3. They still haven't reached an agreement afterall this time. 4. Why doesn't this toaster work? 5. Did you have to leave that man standing outside in the cold? 6. Mr Wood has arrived, 7. Wve had enough. | just can't go any further. 8 What kind of response have you hhad to your appeal for information? A. I couldn't invite him in, The house was in a terrible mess. B It’s been fantastic! Letters have come flooding in. | know you're tired but don’t give in now. We're nearly there. D_ Show him in straightaway, please. E Itlooks as if 'l have to step in and try and force them to agree. F Ithelps if you plug it in first! G The sun went in and it got cold HH Well, make sure you hand it in by tomorrow afternoon at the latest! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these dialogues: 1. We've got a busy day ahead of us ‘tomorrow. 2. Why are you so late? School finished ages ago! 3. We've been driving for hours and I'm starving! 4, Wasn't the language in that programme appalling! 5. Have all the miners been rescued? 6. How does Gemma feel about winning first prize? 7. These changes could cause a lot of trouble, 8, Let's go and wish Mrs Monks a happy birthday. A. I'matraid not. There ara still some missing after the roof caved ir 8 It’s hard to say. | don’t think the news has really ‘sunt in yet. C. That's why | want to phase them in gradually. D_ OK. I'l pullin at the next service station and we ccan have a bite to eat E But it’s a private party! You can't just barge in without an invitation! F The teacher kept us in until we'd finished our work, G Yes, we ought to writ in and complain. H_ We'd better turn in early and get a good night's sleep, then. 1 2 3 4 PLL Lie Now underline alt the phrasal verbs. 41Unit 31 Verbs with IN —3 bo 42 ‘Complete each of the groups of sentences by using the correct form of the verbs given and the particle IN. Use each verb once only. break bring call come get put take 1. TOUHISM .ucnsnnnsnninnn OVOF five million pounds every year. 2. Koop that old brush. It might useful one day. 3, My sister finally «.... 1 ftom work at 10 o'clock last night. 4, We couldn't mend the burst pipe so we had to. 2 plumber. 8. Could | [USt nan for'a momant to find out how many of you would like coffee? 6. As you don't know what's been going on, I'd better... fos YOU snes 7. The salosman’s story sounded so convincing that we were completely .. & The staff. ‘a request for more money but It was turned down, Now use the same verbs in these sentences: 1. Onea I've .. the shower, the bathroom will be ready. 2, THE tRIOVOS we nnsnsnseny BULENG My THING) they took was the video. that another 3, News has just survivor has beer 4, Everyone expected the jury t0 n. a verdict of "not guilty”. 6. tl ‘on the way to town and seo ifthore's any shopping she wants me to get eae sure yom fi fx eat eters 6. Please make sure you .. ‘the application form correctly. 7. The old woman had nowhere to sleep so we decided to. night. sons ROP nse FOF UH 8. The train leaves Perth at 6 and at 7.30,Unit 32 Organising Verbs with IN —1 Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the verbs. Use each verb once only. break in fill in put in bring in get in take in Wat time does she from work? ‘The toam must We must some more practice, all that washing before it rains. I'm afraic| we need 10 ‘and sae har on the way home. The company has had to an expert all the ears to check then. We expect the jury to ‘The police decided to ‘a verdict of “aat gi This job can all the suspects. ‘over six hundred pounds a week. The thieves tried to. Excuse me, can | ‘and steal the jewels. fm sorry to here and make a suggestion? but there's an important call on the line. twas difficult to ‘everything she said. ‘The conmen managed to Now I'm slimmer, | must almost everybody. these trousers. They've es warmer singe we ‘a request for more equipment. ‘Some employees over fifty hours a week. central heating, Could you ‘We ean Her deputy had to this form, pleas the details later. for her when she was il This brush might We didn’t expect her to usefull Fil wait for the tide to first. befare going swimming, Can you think of any more expressions using these verbs? 43Unit 33 Organising Verbs with IN — 2 8. 44 Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the verbs below. Use each verb once only. fitin give in goin let in turnin write in pull in send in Could you your form as soon as possible, please? ‘ve desided to for more information. They'll have to the army if the rioting continues. Think ‘arly tonight. '™m 80 tired. My students always: work of a very high standard. Championship matches usually 2 large crowd, Shall we tt thet restaurant over there? He saw the tain but no passongers got off. Ha’s in hospital. He had to for a minor operation. They watched the sun behind @ cloud. This stuff will never all The case is far too small. don't really ‘with the rest of the group, How does she manage to all the work? Sha’s so busy, The hall's ful: Wecan't ‘any more chairs: ‘My foot is wet! This shoe must water, The doorman only people who were wearing smart clothes. Without a ticket | was bya side door. Keep going! Don’t now! You've nearly finished! Please your homework by Friday morning. [have always said I'd never 10 pressure, So the answer is still nol We want viewers to with their ideas for new programmas. You forgot to some of the details on this form. “The competition asks you to ‘with a slogan of your own. Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs. —Unit 34 Organising Verbs with IN —3 Complete each definition below using a verb from the list below. Use each verb once only. 10. n 2. 13, 14, 15, 16. barge in drop in hand invite in plug in sink pour in smash in push in stay show in step in People who ... . rush rudely into a place or Interrupt a conversation that is nothing to do with them. People who when there is a queue, get into the queue in front of other paopl When you information, you type'it into a computer. When refugees .. v= thay enter a country in large numbers. If there is an argument and you .. » you become involved and try to gat people to reach an agreement. When YoU wren v.- Some work you've done, you give itto someone. YOU snsnonnouone SOMEON your home. you ask them to come into YOU eneseenenee SOMEONE ea evy YOU GO With ther into a room, ‘When an activity is taking place and you you do that activity with the other people. you You visit someone without telling them you are coming. When you .. changes, you introduce them aredually. When you 2 machine, you connect itto 2 supply of electricity. lyou 2 d00rnnnow YOU hit it violently nti it Falls into pieces. When NEWS BEGINS 10 urns a person begins to realise the importance of winat has happened. When you ... s-swsan YOU decide not t0 go out. When YOU wnimnmnnnannne MONeY, YOU Put the money into a bank account. Test yourself by covering the righthand column and! trying to remember the definitions. 45Unit 35 Verbs with ON - 1 1 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle ON. Use each verb once only. bring count drag hit look stay switch wave the Kettle wine! Let's have a cup of tee! 2, The spectators .. . helplessly as the car burst into flames. 3, Ivy left schoot at sixteen but her friend : to gat batter qualifications. - 4, Atthe road block the police but the car behind had to stop. 5. Hil help you all Fean. You 8M nun sss MY full Support 8. While we were talking we fn idea for making extra money. 7. Allshe excitement fan asthma attack so we triad to calm him down, 8. Some people got very restless as the mesting «past 10 o'clock. | by Now do the same with these verbs: | add carry hold live send sew touch try 1. You can wri to my parents’ house. They'll ‘any letters to my new address. Sete " Ss} 1 3. A button has come off my jacket. = And | suppose You'd HIKE MB LO runnin it jist carried on docdling as the again! sting rege on and ot and on.” 4. Could you ‘a moment? This won't take long, 5, That's not tha total cost. You have t0 nous ¥ON t0 fifteen per cent for postage and packing. 6. My wife has to go out to work as we can't... vu my wages alone, 7. The dog's owner took no notiee of our protests but 1 hitting the poor defencaless animal 8. During my talk Il try to. some of the problems that have come up in ‘the last few months. 46Unit 36 Verbs with ON - 2 Match one half of the dialogue on the left with the other half on the right. Write your answers in the boxes. 1 2 What do you think of this new dance? You can't see much of the valley from here, Could you tell him that his ‘mother will be there at six? Why didn’t Mary tell me they'd planned a party for me? Shall l switch the TV off? Lots of people want to go on the excursion. Do you know how badly people ‘were injured in the accident? How many people do you think will come to the meeting? A Sho didn’t want to let on and spoil the surprisa. No | don't. The police moved us on so I didn’t see vvery much. In that case we'll have to lay on some extca ‘coaches. It's a bit strange. | don’t think Will eatch on. You can reckon on at least fifty. Let's walk on a bit and see ifwe ean get a better View somawhere else. No problem. ll pass on the message when | see him this afternoon, Could you leave it on? I want to watch the news. 2 3 4 ELIeLPyLie Now do the same with these dialogues: You'd better wear a hat. Cars cause so much damagal ‘So you caught the train afterall When did you realise you'd been tricked? What's your company's latest project? Bill's looking really tired and worried these days. hate it when Ted chairs the meeting. What's the attitude of your staff towards you? At least mine runs on unleaded petrol ‘Yas, he just rambles on and on and on! Yes, he is. The strein of not finding a job is oginning to tall on him. Wie'e working one new 9p of fuel. ——_ | suppose they SD leokon me ae kind of father figure, come iim ~Y later. Yes. I just ee ie managed to - jump on es it ‘was leaving the station, “APM never stay ont Don’t be sly. I'l never stay on in ‘this wind, 2 3 4 47Unit 37 Verbs with ON —3 48 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle ON. Use each verb once only. call come get go keep put take turn We haven't got much information to vy but we'll do our best. ‘There's a terrific atmosphere at work. All the staff wish Mr Thomas wouldn't. sans Pally wll. . criticising me all the time. ‘The dog hadn't been at all agressive so I didn’t expect it to. attack re lke thet, me and Do you have to. . special make-up when you eppeer an television? 6. In his speech the boss said that he needed everyone's help. He . ‘employees to do thelr best to increase sales. sono all BIS 7. When oxactly do you get these headaches? They usually seem to in the evening, 8, Ineed a break. | realise now that I've . somes t9 MUCH Work. Now use the same verbs with these sentences: 1. Don't stop, Please ... snvaewe ani tell us what happened next. 2. One of thelr salesmen .. wasn't really interested. me yesterday but I told him 3,_Itwas a terrible film! =Oh, : IEwasn’t that bad! 4. The plane landed at Frankfurt to passengers. 5. How old is your uncle? é aa ~He's.. “Fenppose | AYE p litte woh? a bit now. He must be at least eighty. 6. Late too much during my holiday and .. quite a lot of weight. 7. I'm afraid | can't. YOU all none there just fsn't enough work! the hot water, will you? I think I'll have @ bath, Have you noticed that all the pictures include a phrasal verb? Go through the book and underline the phrasal verbs below the pictures.Unit 38 Organising Verbs with ON — 1 Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the phrasal verbs below. Use each verb once only. call on get on come on goon keep on take on put on turn on Do these headaches When do the street lights ‘The star doasn’t at any particular time? at night? until halfway through the play. ‘The bus stopped to We've had to more passengers, ‘more staff to meet the demand. Why did he all that extra work? Could you her on your way home? t ‘everyone ta da their best. Vd ike to Lady Porter to propose a vote of thanks, The scouts are going to ‘Why does he have to She can certainly the charm. Why would the dog her like that? heard him the shower. (Oh dear! ve more than 3 kilos over Christmas. ashow. that silly accent! think 1 with most peopl Wall, I must Ive got work to do. As you you pay the driver. Does this kind of thing More maney will Sho fixed the light to in your country? clothes as they get older. ‘automatically. Why do you wish [could phoning her all the time? all the staff. I don't know why | working. IAM 751 Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs. 49Unit 39 Organising Verbs with ON — 2 Complete each of the groups of sentences by using one of the phrasal verbs below. Use each verb once only. bring on five on move on stay on catch on look on pass on work on Shall we and discuss something else? The police tried to the people near the scene of the accident, ‘he day | hope to 10 8 job with more responsibilty. 2 [cant vou hher and get her to change her mind? ‘Students need to their vocabulary every day. We need to providing a better service. 3. [How can she manage to ‘such a [ow solary? His reputation will Tong after he has retired, Tdon'twant to fruit and salad, lactualy like meat! & [he new fashion didn’t ‘a the journalists had predicted. When did she finally ‘and realise it was alls joke? Once you its quite easy to undorstand. 5. [oo much excitement could ‘a heart attack. ‘We must improve the team and any promising athletes. Thope this warm weather doesn’t my hay ever 8. [iy hat wouldn't athe wind I've decided to ‘at echo! to get more qualifications. The lights often all night in some ofthe offices. Twant youto ime as a friend ‘She could only in horror as the fire spread. Please come, my boss will ittas my fault if you don’t Don't worry the message when |see her. 'm afraid it's very easy to this disease, ‘We'll have to ‘most of the cost to our customers: Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs. 50Unit 40 Organising Verbs with ON — 3 Complete the definitions using the phrasal verbs below. Use each verb once only: carry on count on drag on 10. m. 12, 13, 4 18. 16. on on hold on ramble on tell on lay on run on touch on leave on send on try on let on switch on wave on People who « koep talking for @ long time in @ very disorganised way. Meetings that v-nonoe CONtiNUE UNNeCeASSArily For @ long time. i people are trying to keep something secret and you you tell somebody that secret, YOU enn . doing something, you continue doing it People you can... 7 will support and help you as they have promised. iy some kind of service, you provide that Ifyou ask someone to... you want them to wait. Cars that unleaded petrol are more environmentally friendly. Hyou .-an idea, you suddenly think of i you sw 8 letter, You send it to @ person's naw address, When you .. s-» electrical equipment, you start it working. TP YOU sears the television you don't switch it off Ihyou 2 subject while you are speaking, you mention ie briefly an Item of elothing, you put it on to When the police sn continue and not sion, 2 car, they signal it to lfsome kind of pressure is beginning to you, You are showing signs of being affected by that pressure. Test yourself by covering the righthand column. 51Unit 41 Verbs with OFF - 1 be 52 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle OFF. Use each verb once only. break cordon cut make scare show switch. tell 1. Save electricity. Please any unnecessary lights. 2, We were chatting on the phone when we were suddenly 3. Our neighbour bought an enormous guard dog and had ‘utside lighting installed to nnn BUF: 4, My ex-girlfriand was the one who our AND nnn ABE 4} relationship, not me! 5. When Yvette came home late, her mother was very angry 6. Keith's always talking about his latest car to iM "but nobody is impressed. “ot eff anaiut™ 7. The thieves attacked her and them. vu down the road, taking the money with 8, There's been a bomb scare and the police have .. the ares. Now do the same with these verbs: clear fight laugh pull round see work wi 1. [saw the edvertisement and decided to... for further details. 2. Iwish you’ .» HI don't want to speak to you! 3, Agnes tried £0 wn the accident but you could see she was really upset by what had happened. 4, My mother used to send me out to run round the park and soe SOME OF my energy. 5. Finally, to . the evening, there'll be a disco. 6, The old man used his stick to try and the mugger. 7. [don't know how she managed to boss change his mind. but she succeaded in making her 8. As my sister was going to be away for a long time, we all went to the station to mone AFVerbs with OFF — 2 Match an item on the left with an item on the right. Use each item once ‘only, Write your answers in the boxes, 4. Abutton ‘A. dored off because they'd had such a tiring day. 2, The ealler 8 drove off in his employer's Rolls Royce. 3, The chauffeur © falloff and rolled under the cher. 4, The pain D sparked olf a violent demonstration. 5. The news E held off and we were able ta have our pienic 6. The rain F ited off and soon disappeared in the clouds, 7. The rocket rang off without leaving his phone number. 8. The sleepy children wore off after the dostor gave hor an injection. 1 2 3 a 5 6 7 3 Now do the same with these: 1. call off A this area to stop people getting In. 2. fence off B. his beard as his new girlfriend doesn't lke it. 3. keep off © e letter asking for more information, 4. give off D the mesting as so many people are away. 5. ve off E the State, 6. scrape off F the paint with a knife. “nn ouly shaviag it off because ture ber! 7. send off G asstrange smell which makes me feel il 8. shave off H the subject as she’s still very upset about it all. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Test yourself by covering one column andl trying to remember the other part. 53Unit 43 Verbs with OFF —3 1 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle OFF. Use each verb once only. come get go let put set take tum 1. Some people aren't here today so we've decided to. ext week, the meeting «until .. the bus at Beecher Road and take the first on the left 3, All the posters had 801 had to stick them up again. 4, There's @ long journey ahead of us so we want to... early, 8. There was a bomb scare and the plane wn.unnennsnnnnnne aM HOUT late 6. Suddenly the alarm wows and the guards rushed in 7. Don’t forget to. the electric fire before you go to bed. 8, | asked the driver to me at the end of my road. 2 Now use the same verbs with these sentences: 1. You have to you get to a farm. the main road by the pub end go down @ narrow lane until 2. I think this yoghurt has ... it smells strange. 3. Only two months in prison! He very lightly! 4. You'd better sneninmans those wet clothes and have a bath. 4 Lagos) 5. If he ever does it again he'll be severely punished, but I'll we se RUD nen ths tM. 6. | was trying to concentrate but the noise kept “14448 gone ah asi’ te 7. England played very well aha «itt They still lost! Be careful not t0 an. smn the burglar alarm by accident. It makes a terrible noise! 54Untt 44 Organising Verbs with OFF — 1 Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the phrasal verbs below. Use each verb once only. come off 90 off put off take off get off let off set off turn off You heve to atthe next stop He'll probably With just efine Iidnrt 10 sleep until very late, Don't be by the noise —ifwill soon get quieter, Don't forget to the lights whan you go. “The meeting hes been until Friday “The players had to because itwas raining ‘The label must have inthe post. He should bost in the competition. The cheese wil ‘rless you oat it soon, Whiat made the alarm just now? You can people, you know! The plane is due to ine few minutes, You can Your jacket if you like We elways ten per cent for ragular orders. Youhave to This road in @ minute, Can you that racket! | ean’t hear myself think) Why don’t you the engine? Well be stuck here for an hour. “The thief must have the alarm, “The travellers early in the moming You press this to the explosives “The coach driver then atthe end ofthe road The judge (rer) with juste fine Will the teacher ther) doing her homework? Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs. 55Unit 45 Organising Verbs with OFF — 2 Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the phrasal verbs below. Use each verb once only. break off fall off pull off show off, cut off keep off send off switch off 1. [why did he their relationship? Shall | a piece of chocolate and give it to him? We usually for coffee halfway through the meetin. 2 [hers the road for a while and have @ rest. Cen you help me to my boots? How did he manage to such an important deal? 3 | You'd better ‘the subject of boyfriends for a whil Please the grass, Do you think the rain will all day? 4& [The town was bby an avalanche. We were in the middle of our phone conversation. He ‘a small piece for me to taste. 5. [He might if he walks along the top of the wall, Business began to and some employees lost their jabs. Student numbers started to| when the fas want up. ‘Why don’t you for more information? Referees should any players that cause trouble. [must remember to my application today. 7 [Don't like that. Nobody's impressed. He couldn't wait to his new bicycle. People who: clearly have problems. 8 [ Don't forget to the television before you go out. Itend to when he speaks. He's so boring, Lalways the electricity before going on holiday. Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs. 56Unit 46 Organising Verbs with OFF -3 ‘Complete the definitions using the verbs below. Use each verb once only. 10. n. 2, 13, 14 18. call live wear off off off off off litt see cordon doze hold make laugh serape work you ‘excess energy, you do something active I the police vnsnnnenouononone 87 B88, they erect barriers around it to restrict movernent. Ifyou someone ‘you tell them you strongly disapprove of somathing they have done. YOU sn 1 8 wild dog, you try £0 stop it coming near and attacking you. When rockets non «they rise into the air, When you « you leave a place in some kind of vehicle, Ifyou try to something that hes happened, you pretend it was not at all important. Thieves who with your money escape with it If showers of rain sssneue they come later than expected or maybe not at ali. Ifyou . sosnnansne 8 Meeting, yOu cancel it. When pains they stop hurting you. When you SOMEONE snnsenn YOU SAY goodbye 10 them before thay start a journey. YOU snnninenenenenese the State, it gives you the money you need to support yourself, Iryou sv SOME paint from a surface, you use a knife ar something similar to remove it. you. ‘you fall into a light sloop without intending to because you are very tired Test yourself by covering one of the columns. 57Unit 47 Verbs with ABOUT, ACROSS, AFTER and BY 58 Complete cach sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given. Use each verb once only. bring about get by go by stand by come across go after setabout _—_take after 1. IFyou're in trouble, Tommy's the kind of friend who will youu. 2. | Just can’ find a job anywhere. = Why don't you vieunane that Vacaney at the sports contre? n> 3. The victims ofthe accident gradually got better as the 8Y8 oom . 4. Your son is clever ~Yes, he. his mother! 5. Iwas sorting through some papers when | 7 w~ these old! photos. 6 The counsellor is trying t0 a meee reconciliation between the two of them. “He tabs eter bis moter 7. By cutting out luxuries we manage t0 wns. oon just one salary. 8. This booklet gives tips on how to. Josing weight. Now do the same with these sentences: call after getacross go about put by come across... get by look after._stand by 1. I've been saving part of my wages each week sc I've got some money Incase of emergencies. 2. We decided t0 w-the baby ‘lan’ so. his grandfather 8. There's a Spare BUS wnsmnmnmnnweninnan IM G88@ 100 many people turn Up. 4. Atnight there are only three aurses to «all the pationts in this ward, 5. As only had a short time to explain things to the eudienca, it was very difficult to my message 6. You're blocking the corridor! Stand to one side so that paople can 7. The new manageress 28 a really nice person, dossn't she? 8, I'm sure there’s a much easier way to tackle this problem. | think I've bean snunas it the WFONG Way.Unit 48 Verbs with AWAY ‘Match an item on the left with an item on the right. Use each item once only. Write your answers in the boxes. 1 2 The fre The noise My granctather The police Support for him A backed away as the huge dog came towards her. blazed away and we soon got werm again died eway as the audience settled down, dropped away as people began to doubt his ability scared away the hooligans before they did eny damage. 8. Thelittlagi ——-F_got away in a car they had stolen, 7. The thieves G rotted eway and we had to buy anew door. 8, The wood H_ passed away quietly in his sleep, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these: 1. clear away ‘A. customers because we've sold out. 2. file eway 2. the dishes from the dinner teble 3. gamble away Call her money at the casino. 4, give awey this report withthe others, 5. pour away E the time sitting in the garden, 6. sign away F tho soorat. 7. turn away G the tea as i's got cold ‘Ses gabled anya fortune” 8. while away your rights to your share of the estat. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 Test yourself by covering one column and trying to remember the other part. 59Unit 49 Verbs with AGAINST, APART, AROUND and BACK 1 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given. Use each verb once only. getaround —_hold against ring back take apart get back look around shop around take back 1, The news of their engagement will soon 2. We spent the afternoon . an old caste. 3. You might be able to buy the camera ata lower price if you 4. After climbing the hill, we stopped for a moment to our breath . 5, know Danny made @ mess of things but don't trying to help. him. He was only 6. Ihad no difficulty son the @ngiNe -nmene «Putting it back togather again was a problem, though, 7. Ifyou give me your number, I'l so YOU sons When I get More news. 8, I've changed my mind. Simon's quite nice, really. |. sven Whit 18 2 Now do the same with these verbs: come apart fall back hang around —_ turn against crowd around —_ give back tell apart turn back 1y-The attack wes so fierce that the soldiers had to 2, His wife was the only one who supported him. All his, friends had .. him. 3, When they wear the same clothes, it's hard to vo the twins . 4, The road was blocked so we looked for another route. and 5. Look at those kids! Can't they think of something better t0 do than jUSt ner smoking. “Gam yon tl oon part? 6. My neighbour has finally the tools he borrowed! 7. We tried to speak to the Prime Minister but everyone hac couldn't get anywhere near him. 8. I'm sorry | broke your pen, but it ust. 60 in my hands.Unit 50 Verbs with OVER and THROUGH ty Match an item on the left with an item on the right. Use each item once only. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. The ear ‘A. blow over and the sun came out. 2. His eyes B_ bolled aver and went all over the stove. 3. The milk came through s0 | wes able to go to Australia, 4. The plan D clouded over and it looked as if twas going to rain. 5, The sky E fall through and we had to start again. 6. The storm F glazed over and he fell back into the armchair. 7. My visa finally G_haled over and she didn’t need a plester any more. 8. The wound 1H pulled over and the driver asked for directions. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these: 1. breakthrough A. the barrier and try to reach the President, 2 eothrough 8 isdsguse and conse te paice 6. put through F a terrifying ordeal that they'll 1. seetrough 6 exponibityt someone wh ete ring 2, seep ough HW teshundersorm wie eeryare wos woken TLPLeELELELE? Let Test yourself by covering one of the columns. 61Unit 51 Verbs with WITH 62 ‘Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle WITH. Use each verb once onh deal do fill go lie part play reason them. 1. If there are any complaints, the manager will 2. Shall get those blue curtains? =No. They don't really .- the earpat. You nes a lightar eolour. 3. Once Jonathan's got an idea into his head, he won't change his mind, tried to : him but it was no use. 4. Julia wanted to sell their car but her husband was raluctant £0 wenn 5. I'm really thirsty. | could 2 long cool drink, 6. That women from head office talks about ‘participation’ and ‘consultation’ but it doesn't ‘mean anything. She's just . words. 17. The way he drives all over the road doesn’t exactly... confidence! 8. Who do you think is to blame for the accident? In my opinion the fault. ‘the council for not taking better precautions. Now do the same with these verbs: confuse deal agree identify live meet side wrestle 4,-t's my decision and whatever happens I'll have to «the consequences: 2. This little booklet... wu the problems of living abroad, 3. While Louise was on her wey to the meating, she {an secident and had to be taken to hospital. 4. And you're an engineer, aren't you? = No. I'm in marketing. I think YOU'T® sme ME my brother. 5. I've decided to resign. I've spent the last twenty years problems of this company and I'va had enough of it! the financial 6. We went the play to bo as realistic 28 possible. The main cheracter, for example, must be somebody the audience can easily 7. Whenever there was a family dispute, her son agraed with her while her daughters used to her husband, 8. Ltry never to est anything with onion in as it always...Unit 52 Verbs with AT and TO Match one half of the dialogue on the left with the other half on the right. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. Mycerwoulintstartthis ——A‘Nothey werent Tey st picked tthe fod ad mine me hry anhing 2. Why doesn Ted wantio ply 8 No they did't. ts going to he very fet get wt eather Son meee 3. thinkin cow megzines——6-Yes Las offered a job there—so apt atthe veranda arturo won Bows ner 4. Would Bake be nesestedin 0. Hes afd hey aught is secre thang sors cnte one? 5. Inaeryou'te going to New Yeu eter getthe garage tlk at it, then seston 8. Did the poles manage io get_ Fl knowit had, but you mus ep at Daf give movers tctaioboat he tent po 2. Were they very hungry? 6 timsure hed jr atthe chore 8. This maths homework is A Wel snot real fr ads. sed more a Biting me ea theteonege mart faa eae gs ee [ee ne ever] ae ae Now do the same with these dialogues: 1. [think this is your coat A. Thanks - afd help yourself to sugar. 2. Why didn’t you offer to help B | know! He keeps gatting side-tracked. | wish he'd them prepare dinner? stick to the point. 3. How long was Ben unconscious? Well, let's drink to her success, then. 4. Shall | pour? D_ No. That one belongs to Mike. Mine's gray. 5, Those customers have boon E Don't et it get to you. She doss itto everyone, waiting for ages! Just ignore her 6. I's so difficult to get a clear F Because whan it comes to cooking, 'm totally answer from him! useless. 7. Why does Ann keep criticising -«G_Could you see to them? I'm really busy at the me all tha time? moment, 8, And Judy here is in the tomerrow, H. Ittook him at least a quarter of an hour to come to. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now go through the sentences on the right and underiine the phrasal verbs. 63Unit 53 Verbs with FOR bo 64 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle FOR. Use each verb once only. ask call enter go look make send stand 1. She's been... 2 job for ages and she stil hasn't found one. 2. So you've passed your exam. This esnnmmnnunsenn 8 celebration! 3. He hasn't decided which to buy but he'll probably conte. the flat in the city 4, They were so hungry after their day out thet they rostaurant. the nearest the doctor. 5. Ifthe fever continues, I'll have to. 8. If lwere you, | wouldn't mention her driving test. You'd be nm trouble! 7. Inever dreamt I'd win when | the competition! B, What do the initials BBC wesusaesenninnnen ? Now do the same with these verbs: account call fall fish go hope mistake pay allthis foodt 1, Lust hope you've got enough money with you to... 2. Tha dog sun his ankle and gave him a nasty bite. 3. People often me my sister. We've got the same hai 4. I'd better start getting ready. He's gaing to me at six 5, You could see she was by the way she kept talking about her dress. compliments 6, How do you | his reaction? =Ioouldn’t undarstand it. “lore was F minding my own business wien i went for nay ane” 7. I'd like you to tidy your room or is that too much to 7 8, How could | have that. . Such an obvious trick? I'm not usually taken in IkeUnit 54 Verbs with FROM and OF Match the first part of the dialogue on the left with the second part on the right. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. Why are you back living with A. Take this hat with you. It'll protect you from your parents again? the sun, 2 What's this new exercise video Bing, but don't resign from this jab until you've gat you've bought? another one to go to. 3. Any news of your sister? C No.1 come from Belgium. 4, I'm leeving! Ican't work under DI was behind with the rent so | was evictad from these conditions any longer! my flat. 5. You're French, aren't you? E Yes. | finally heard from her last week. 6. | hope Mum doesn’t fine out F The exercises on it are for people wha suffer from I've been seeing Nigel backache, 7. Im offto the beach, then. G He's still recovering from the accident. 8 Why has Phil been off work forso Hut your brother knows, and it'll be hard to keep long? him from telling her. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Now do the same with these dialogues: 1. Dovouthinkyourparets_—«A_fleage don The whole house ame af cabbage weuldiend yooh ony? Inte you note 2 Are there any fobs going B corainy sd He ebviout n't approvet otthe ha tra ares 2. Do yout the new unorm? © He staned it He sezused mea eng sar 50 vain 4. Shall mata that vegetable. They want loose of by dumping tithe see soup sgn? 5. Why mare you two boys E ttrominds me of thesime we went singin fing? theme 6. Lookstthe snow on those «Nota the moment let you know ft hes of ny wit veal. 7. Watarethey going todo Forget woud ream of sing them or whee acy west? Noon 8. Did you sth look on er Hell thes’ al ight bt dont tink much of fanarstoce? thecoloue fee | ta ta oe (Tae aE Now undertine the phrasal verbs, 65Unit 55 Organising Verbs with Other Particles — 1 66 Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the verbs below. Use each verb once only. call for get back fall for get over give away run over gothrough stand by T think we should {ree samples of the new detergent. He's offered to the secrets of his succass, twas wonderful of her to some of the prize money to charity. ‘Ask the police to Tn case we nead them, ‘Afriand will always you if you're in trouble. Thaven’t changed. | everything | sal ‘You'd better your notas again before the speech, She had to a terrible ordeal The reforms should without any problem: Shall you on the way to work? ‘We intand to an inguiry into the Incident. ‘Such hostile questions firm answers. They'll never their son's death, It took him a long time to his operation. Ws a difficult message to to an audience, That lorry has just 2 cat that ran into the road, an we just the pracadura one mare time? Could you to the post office and get me a stamp? We didn’t from our holiday until Sunday evening, ‘She's still waiting to all the tools she lent them. wish they'd ut of the way of the proces How could Such an obvious trick? ‘She tends to the most unsuitable men. You didn't think a that story, did you? Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs. —Unit 56 Organising Verbs with Other Particles — 2 Complete each group of sentences with one of the verbs below. Use each verb once only. come across get at go by stand for deal with’ get by go for take back ‘We just about managed to ‘on my salary. ‘We were able to with the Spanish wo'd learnt at school People can't 0 please stand back. As the days she'll slowly gat better. Don't thet clock, I's slow. We watched the procession and head towards the river. ‘Be carefull He won't ‘any argument! What do the initials MA after his name? {fm against everything they | How ean 1 be friends with them? (rm very busy. Could you these enquiries, please. He thinks the magazine should more controversial topics, ‘They're 2 very good firm to = quick and reliable, It's going to be hard to the truth, Keep your torch where you can it quickly if you need it He's always trying to ‘me. Why doesn’t he like me? think they the first option, Why did the dog my lag like that? ‘She doesn't usually men unless they're well-of It's amazing what you ‘when you tidy a cupboard He didn’t 2s 2 very pleasant person. Her ideas don’t very well in her new novel. Don't forget to the books you borrowed from the library. Yas. He's OK all the things I said about ‘These photos (med to when | was a teenager. Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs. 67Unit 57 Organising Verbs with Other Particles — 3 68 Complete the definitions with the verbs below. Use each verb once only. Test yourself by covering the righthand column, ‘trying to find the Solution to that problem. back away _fall through make for set about blow over get away pull over take after call after go after put by while away do with hand over ‘see through wrestle with 1 TF YOU an v8 place, you go towards it. 2 TERRES onsen , they escape from a piece. 3 Ifyou s8y YOU EOULE nnnsnnnnennne something, you would realy lke for need i | 4 sss WYOU money you save i 5 IF YOU sermons What someone Says, YOU Understand tha reai meaning behind what they say. | 6. Plane whieh .. do not succeed | 1 tFyou responsibilty to someone else, you | transfer the responsiblity © that person | | 8 When storms theybecome less strong and | Anish, | If you... your daughter .... someone, you give her Cr the same name a8 thet person. L 10, somectnanioenmnnn YOR , you move backwards away from someoiie oF something, often because you are-ateld \ n When Vehiehes rn _ they go to the side of the road and stop, 2 When you . doing something, you start doing that activity, 18, you your mother or father, you are like them piysicely or in character. 14. Ifyou a job, you try to get it. | 1%. ityou vw the ime, you spend time doing somathing because you have nothing beter to do. 6. UE YOU en ‘problem, you have a lot of di |Unit 58 Organising Verbs with Other Particles — 4 Complete each of the definitions with the verbs below. Use each verb once only. 10. uw cr 13 ue 18. lentify with shop around come apart glaze over tell apart come to hang around pick at dream of —hearfrom —reasonwith turn against YOU +» Somebody, you no longer support thom, Ifyou are unconscious and conscious again. you become you, make you upset, v~. Someone, they write to you or phone Ifyou the chance of doing something, you ‘accept that opportunity with enthusiasm. ~- you wouldn't : doing something, you have no intention of daing it ~- People who senmnenn $0 from shop to shop to find the best value, wie YOU CM enon WINS vases YOU know which one Is which. wie UYOU snnncnnnnnens SOMBONE, YOU try to use sensible arguments to persuade them to do something. Things which collapse into pieces. Poople who .. 2 place, stay there doing nothing important often because they have nothing better to do. If your eyes you hava a fixed expression, often showing that you are bored with what is happening. Ifyou don’ much 0.0 Something or somebody, you don't have a vary high opinion of them. Iryou.. snun 8 character in a play, you feel that their situation is similar to your own. People WhO enn their food eat small pieces of it. Test yourself by covering the righthand column. 69Unit 59 Verbs with Two Particles — 1 i 70 Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs below. Use each verb once only. add up to get away with move on to stand in for catch up with go ahead with send away for watch out for 1. The burglar broke into the HOUSE aNd weuisnnnnnnsnen all her jewels 2. Max's been absent from school for three weeks and missed a lot of work. When he comes back, he'll have to work hard to. snow the fest of the class, 8. think we've discussed that long enough. Can we nother topic now? Wateb out 4, This advertisement looks interesting. | think 1 forte furthar details. Be carefull. ice on the road! 6. When we discussed how much our wedding was going 10 COSE nnn 1. over two thousand pounds! 7. The boss was away so his assistant had to him and make the speech. 8. After a long delay we finally got permission to... the heating system. sssmesn the Improvements to Now do the same with these verbs: come forward with fool around with = look backon =—_—miss out on cut back on go out with make off with walk out on 1. When | my childhood, | have some wonderful memories, 2. He rode past on a motorbike, snatched her handbag and street 3. After years of being badly treated, she finally . ever seen again. 4. Why is Justin spending s0 much time getting ready? HES on sow hig new girlfriend tonight. it down the her husband end was 5. Wa bollave the fire was started by some children who had besn .. matches. 6. If sales continue to fall, we'll have tO nim ninennmmmnne Production and some amplayees may lose their jobs. 7. Awitness hes information about the robbery and has given us a very good description of one of the women, 8, | don’t think I'l be able to come to the party. = Oh nol You'll. . all the fun! TTUnit 60 Verbs with Two Particles — 2 by First, go through the dialogues and underline all the phrasal verbs with two particles. Next, match the two halves of the dialogue. 1. Should she still be sucking her thumb at her age? 2. Is Emily coming out with us this evening? 3. Ken still hasn't desided whether tocome or not. 4. So you like living here, then? 8. They've decided not to invest in the company after all 6. What did the doctor say about your cough? 7. What time are you leaving tomorrow evening? 8. Peter's doing quite well in the race s0 far. A 8 Eleven o'clock at the lates of the hotel by then, But they can't just pull out of an agreement like that! She told me to cut down on the number of cigarettes | smoke. We've gat to check out D No. She's got some work to catch up on. We certainly do. The house is fine and we get con well with the neighbours. Yes he is. He's managing to keop up with the leaders Well | hope he does soon. I'm beginning to run cout of patience, Oh, don't worry! She'll grow out af it. Now do the same with these dialogues: Reg hasn't found any work yat. 2. How did you gether to change her mind? 3. What do you know about the new training scheme? 4. We're going jogging now. Are you coming? 5. I hear that Tom and Sue aren't getting married afterall 6. The children are very quiet ~ t90 quiet maybe. 7. Why have we got to set out so early? It's stupid! & Doyou want meta stop for a while? ‘A No. | don't really feel up to it today. {'m not surprised. didn't think they'd go through. with it Look, don't take it aut on mal I's not my fault. wanted to leave later. With difficulty! But we finally brought her round to our point of view. ‘Oh dear. | wonder if| could fix him up with a temporary job at the hotel Not vary much, I'm afraid, Could you fill me in on. some of the details? No. I's allright. Don't let me disturb you. Carry on with what you're doing. I'm sure they're getting up to something we'd rather not know about! +] I? fel le 71 | | |Unit 61 Verbs with Two Particles ~ 3 72 Complete cach sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given. Use each verb once only. bring in on getroundto go on about stand up to do away with go back on look down on take up on 1. We Ray . his offer and stayed at his country cottage. 2. We need another point of view. Let's nnn SUlie see what she thinks, our discussion and 2. Peteis a real snob! anyone who doesn't have a car. 4, Norman is so boring! I wish he wouldn’t stamp collecting all the time! 5. Charlie's finally... asking her out. Why did he take so long? 6. would probably have run away! | didn't think he had the nerve to somebody like that! 7. Everybody's relying on you. You can't. s+» Your promise! 8 Pupils can wear what they like now. The headmaster has - school uniform. Now do the same with these verbs: break inon —_—_ face up to goinfor make up for bring outin go down with look upto _take over from 1b Eating those strawberries has onsisnstsrsns ME i a nasty rash. 2, Mrs Kent’s students love her. They a source of inspiration. somone NOFA 3. Cathy doesn’t Itke you. You've got t0 exw the fact that you're just not her type. 4, Malcolm can’t come, I'm afraid, He's the flu 5. | gave her a present t0 all the trouble I'd caused, 8. When I decided 10 srnnnninmnnmnne the Contest ye never thought I'd win. i 2 7. It was very rude of that woman t0 snnnnsnnnnenn ford bm ‘our conversation like that! 7 8. Wheat the previous manager, “always got for beauty contests! Thad a lot of problems with the staff. Frc ought VatVerbs with Two Particles — 4 Unit 62 ‘Match an item on the left with an item on the right. Use each item once only. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. come in for {A college because the wor was so dificult. 2. come up to B 3. comeup with © his enemies by spreading lies about them, 4, drop out of D expectations despite all the problems we had, 5. get back at E head office on my portable phone. 6. getdownto False because she had more work todo, 7. get through to G_suggestions for improving our environment. 8, putinfor H_ some work after sitting around doing nothing, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Now do the same with these sentences: 1. come up against A the armehair and go to sleep. 2. come out in B hearing from you as soon as possible, 3. get behind with Cher reputation as a superb singer. 4. go alongwith —D_quite alot of problems. 5. live upto E your rights as a citizen. 6. look forward to F_your work. eee eee areseeee eee 7. sink back into G_the decision slthough I'm not heppy ebout it. 8. stand up for H_ spots after eating those strawberries, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Test yourself by covering the right-hand column and tying to complete the sentences, 73Unit 63 Organising Verbs with Two Particles — 1 74 Complete the definitions with the verbs below. Use each verb once only. break in on carry on with come forward with ‘come in for 1 10. n 2 13 4. 18. 16. cut back on get on with look back on feel up to get round to —_laok forward to. fill (someone) in on get through to stand in for fool around with © go down with take over from Ifyou... People, you have a good relationship with them, Ifyou don't. something, you don't feel well enough to do it Ifyou. someone them the details of ft something, you tell Ifyou what you're doing, you continue doing it! Ifyou 7 doing something, you are pleased that you ere gaing to be doing it. Ifyou... someone on the telephone, you succeed in contacting them, YOU snsnmnsnumoninnen Criticism, people criticise you. HFYOU sonsennnsnnnsnnnnnn & ime OF event, You remember it Ifyou . someone, you do their jab for them because they are not present. Firms which production, produce less. you ‘a conversation, you interrupt it. Ifyou finally doing something, you do It after a long delay. Ifyou : something dangerous, you handle it in a careless, irresponsible way. When you start a job and ean = Somebody, that person did the job before you. IF YOU sannsmmnuonenoninone 80M information, you give that information to someone, for example, the police. YOU saenonnmnnmnenoninnn aN HINGES, YOU catch I ‘Test yourself by covering the right-hand column.Unit 64 Organising Verbs with Two Particles — 2 Complete cach definition with one of the verbs below. come up against cutdownon —_get behind with bring in on fix up with go along with catch up on get away with go infor come out in get back at grow out of 1 you 2. ‘When you 3 YOU ssn 4 enn People WhO vnc 5. Htyou 6. When YoU se ‘you ne langar have the habit 2 rmenanone — WAM BUTGIBES nen they escape with it. 8 ltyou.. ci you stiouid have comaieted before, 8. IE YOU sense SOMEONE them to have it 10. YOU as good as people expect you to be, " Ityou 12. HEYOU sen you don’t smoke so many. 13, Iryou deal with them. 14 you yet 8 Ifyou someone involve tiem 16. - patience, you have no pati live up to look down on look up to run out of . someone, you respect them. competition, you enter it. ce lett, you consider you inferior. a decision, you accept it. a habit, you reach an age when something they have stolen, some work, you do some work which 2 job, you arrange for ‘your reputation, you show that you are spots, they appear on your body. . the number of cigarettes you smoke, problems, you meet them and have to payments, you have not made them . 2 discussion, you {If sameone has done something wrong to you and you them, you get revenge in some way. Test yourself by covering the right-hand column, Pay special attention to the word ordér with these verbs with two particles. 75, geese eee eeeUnit 65 BE 1 The verb BE is used in combination with some of the particles studied in this book. Often the particles have similar meanings to those they have when combined with other verbs. Complete each sentence with one of the following particles. Use each item once only. down downwith in off on out outof up 1. Well fm sn NOW. See you tomorrow morning. 2. Nowander they'te celebrating! Profits a1 mse By SOE 3. Have you got any red peppers? Alm afraid We're vnannnanm them at the moment but we'll have some more in tomorrow. 4. My father's been very. singe he lost his job, 8. hear the boss is = That's right he's. fu. 6. Have you given her your entry form yet? They must bs... by the end of the wack. | 7. Let's have a [ook around the shops. There are a lot of sales .. .- atthe moment, 8. Can speak to Mary, please? He went out like a light. 1. The scenery was magnificent, A _He puton a brave fece, but you could see he wasn't? wos upset. 2. Those children are making @ 8 He'll come down on me like 9 ton of bricks. terrible noise! 3. What will happen when the boss Cf she does, they'll soon cut her down to size. finds out about the mix-up? 4, What was the midnight movie like? D. They're only letting off steam, 5. Do you think Martha willtryto Really terrifying. It scared the pants off mel boss them around? 6. How did he react when she walked F It certainly was. It took my breath away. futon him? 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 Now do the same with these dialognes: 1. Was Clifford pleased when you That's true, but we just seemed to run out of pointed out his mistakes? steam. 2. What happened when Gail got_ 8 _ With those expensive clothes, it stands out hhome so late? emile, 3. So they've made up, have they? C_ Not exactly! He told ma where to get off! 4. But you were all so enthusiastic No, I didn’t. | kept trying, but in the end | gave when you started, Itupasa bad job. | 5. Did you manage to get through to E Well, of course, her parents went off the him eventually? deep end. 6. How do know Blanche is rich? —-F_Yes. Now they're getting on like # house on fire, 1 2 3 4 5 6 Now underline all the phrasal verbs, 99Unit 89 Phrasal Verb Nouns — 1 Complete each pair of sentences by using one verb and one noun from the list below. break down breakdown holdup hold-up break out outbreak print out —_print-out burst out outburst stand in stand-in clean up clean-up take off take-off drop out drop-out warm up warm-up 1, Prose that key andl the computer Wil rvn-rnnen the figures you need. b Prose that key and you'll get a . of the figures you need. 2. We do stretching exercises to .. bofore starting the work-out. . before starting the work-out. We do stretching exercises 2s 8. THEY annem wearing odd sacks. laughing when they saw Len was ‘There was an saw Lon was wearing odd socks. of laughter when they 4. While the robbers were ness someone sounded the alarm. the bank, During the ,, someone sounded the alarm. 5, Because of all the stress Silvie ‘and had to go into hospital Because of the stress Silvia had 6 NerVOUS ww and went into hospital. : “We ail burst out langhing an bieent 8. You arent allowed to smoke vile te plane fs. You aren't allowed to smoke duting nnn 7. Those who Any university. w- were looked down on by the other students 8. The fig soon after the assessination attempt There was an of fighting soon after the assassination attempt 98, The star has someone who .. . for him in any dangerous scenes. Tho stor of the fm has a . for any dangerous scones. 10. This roam is in a mess. You should +. t . of university were looked down on by the others. | v= 86 get rd of all the rubbish. | ‘This room is in @ mess. itneeds a good It will belp you to understand and remember these nouns more easily if you learn them together with the original phrasal verb, where possible. 100Unit 90 Phrasal Verb Nouns — 2 Complete each pair of sentences by using a verb and a noun from the list below. bring up standby stand-by build up stop over stopover check in stow away stowaway passby passer-by take over takeover shut down shut-down walk out — walk-out Be They had 10 enim the power station to prevent any leak of radioactivity He ordered an immediate to prevent any leak of radioactivity. 2. Her parents Ethel... to know the difference between right and wrong, Asa result of her . right and wrong. » Ethel has strong sense of the difference between 3, The gas... and we ware afraid there would be an explosion. There was 2. of ges and we were afraid there would be an explosion. 4. As the flight is so tong, why not «In Singapore for a while? As the flight is s0 long, why not make .. in Singapore? 5. After the firm was. eee several employees lost thei jobs. After the .. » Several employees lost their jobs. 6. Anurse was the scone of the accident, and she gave first ac. One of the . wes @ nurse, and she gave first ai. 7. One person had boarded the ship in Cairo and... ‘amongst the cargo. A srommnunneseseses had boarded the ship in Cairo and hidden amongst the cargo. 8, We need you to ssn 80 YOU ean fillin if someone doesn't turn up. We need you on 50 you can fill someone doesn’t turn up. 9. The employe in protest against the poor working conditions. There was a. win protest against the poor working conditions. 10. You have to. at the airport two hours before the plane leaves. is two hours before the plane leaves. Don't forget that the plural of passer-by is passers-by! 101Unit 91 Phrasal Verb Nouns — 3 ‘Complete each pair of sentences by using one verb and one noun from the list below. get away getaway look on onlooker get together get-together up slip-up goahead go-ahead slow down slowdown hand over _hand-over tail back tailback lay out layout tell off —_telling-off 4. The £1008 ne sane from the police in a helicopter. ‘The crooks meds thelr «ina helicopter. 2. We're worried about violence when the army generals new government. power to the We're worried about violence during the .. government. of power to the new 3. The garden has been in this way to provide access for the disabled. The snus has been des 4. Unfortunately, output hes Unfortunately, there has been 5. Tha parson making the arrangements had ned to provide aczess for the disabled. mena FoCently Because of illness. . in output recently 01 missed my flight. There was a . snow in the arrangements 50 | missed my flight. 6. The people who were cheered as they saw Anne being rescued from the sea. TRE enn --- heared as they saw Anne being rescued from the sea. 7. The boss said we could... .-and order the new photocopier. We got the ‘new photocopier. . fram the boss to order the 8. Last night we ... the party. Last night we had 2 plan the party. 1 6t my house to plan at my house to 9. His aunt much noise, . for making so She gave Hugh 9. . for making so 10, Last weekend the traffic sninnsnnewennnnne fOF'3 miles ‘on the motorway. 1 mover seon a tab ike Thora was a 3-mile. of trafic on the motorway. In the second sentence of each pair; notice the verb which makes the partnership with the phrasal verb noun: get the go-abead, have a get-together 102Unit 92 Phrasal Verb Nouns — 4 ‘Complete each pair of sentences by using one verb and one noun from the list below. black out blackout layout outlay change over change-over tip off tip-off kick off kick-off turn out turn-out knock out knock-out wash up washing-up rise up uprising work out — work-out 1. The champion hhis opponent in the second round. Wsa . and the champ wins in the second round! 2, Last night's power cut 1 most of the city. Last night’s power cut ceused a in most of the city. 3. There were a few problems when We wewsseesnnsninnsnee from the old to the new system of issuing library books. ‘There were a few problems during the ..t0 the new system. 4, Someone had . the thieves. se the police nu. about the robbery and they were waiting for ‘The police had received a about the rabbary. 5. Ifyou you do the 6. The President was forced to leave the country wher the People -nanuneenninnee G@INSE the government. ‘There was an by the people against the government. 7. Soon after our team hed . they scored the frst gost Soon after the .. Our team scored the first goal B. We haV@. anon OV@F £100,000 on television advertising. The. advertising has been over 8. keep fit by in the gym every day. To keep fit | have a in the gym every day. 10. Not many people .. (0 see the procession. There wasn't much of a to see the procession. 103Unit 93 Phrasal Verb Adjectives — 1 Complete cach pair of sentences by using one verb and one adjective from the list below. build up built-up runaway runaway cut off cut-off standout outstanding knockdown — knockdown tense up _tensed-up make up made-up throw away throwaway roll up rolled-up ‘Wear out = worn out 1. The fiy was annoying him 80 Ne wssnenesnsnsnn @ neWSPApAF and tried to hit it. The fly was annoying him 60 he tried to hit it with 3 newspaper. 2. Gwen was wearing e pair of jeans which she had a . just above the knee, of Gwen was wearing @ ps jeans. 3. We couldn't control the bull, which ‘There was panic as the bull headed for the main road. 4. We ought to recycle things we Use, NOt onenrnne ARAM sn ‘and headed for the main road. We live in a . society. There are so many things we could re-use. 5. Dee's one of the best. She .. 7 as one of the great actresses of this, | century. | snsmnnnunenons B61T28808 OF this century. 0 much, Dee's fantastic ~ ona of the .. 6. Relax. Try not to You're all Try to rolex. 7. | wasn't taken in. He'd obviously that story. | wasn’t taken in by what was obviously 8 ons story. & Why does jogging leave you full of energy but FI vinnie? Why ere you full of energy after jogging while I'm so -? 9. There's nowhere for children to play now this area's “Absotntely worn-out been so sense ‘There's nowhere for children to play in an. sow 80 like this 10. After some bargaining | managed to the price of the chair by ten pounds. | did some bargaining and bought this chair ata . sn Pri. As with the nouns, it is a good idea to learn these adjectives togettver with their original verb. The adjectives on this page are more common than the verbs. Notice in No. 2 cut-off jeans can also be called cut-down jeans, 104Unit 94 Phrasal Verb Adjectives — 2 Complete each pair of sentences by using one verb and one adjective from the list below. break away breakaway sitdown sit-down come in incoming speak out outspoken knock out — knockout startup start-up pick up pick-uy tire out tired out put off off-putting touch up — touched-up 1. Most of the flights were Most of 88 sn late so we didn’t know when she would arcive. flights were late because of a strike. 2. ne group disagreed with the leader, ... snsseuesean and formed their own party. One group, who disagreed with the leader, formed a arty. 3. The protestors .. wus the middle of the road and refused ta move, ‘They staged a . somone Protest in the middle of the road. 4. Perey hopes someone will lend him the eapital to . is businoss. Perey hopes someone will lend him the . capital for his business. 5. They have... ‘The President EY @ vnnan much older then this! This is photo! 6 I didn't get very farin the competition. | wes i in the first ound. Iewas a unfortunately competition ancl int get past the first round. 7. fell down s0 many times on my skiing holiday thet it fs PM nn OVO going on one again. After such an . experiance, “au ogfpntting experience” never go on ¢ akiing haliday again! 8. The coach kept stopping on the way to the port 0... passengers. There ware SOVvarAl nn Points on the way to the port. 9. Itfooks as if doing all that hard work hes really John John Looks P8IY on ronnennnennsnee after doing all that hard work. 10. Barbara wasn't afraid to. . and criticise government policy. Barbara wes an . . critic of government policy. The adjectives on this page are more common than the verbs. 105Unit 95 Opposites —1 Complete each pair of sentences by using two phrasal verbs that are opposite in meaning. Choose from the pairs of verbs listed below. knock out bring round slowdown speed up look down on look up to stand up sit down, pass out come to stay in go out put back bring forward switchon _ switch off set out get back turn up turn down 1. [can't heer what she’s saying. Can you wn the volume? 1m Not deafl Please swsnenninns th VOIUME von 8 bitl 2, The room was ¢o stuffy that Paul Peul was unconscious for at least ten minutas before he .. 3. Ican’t go dancing every night! I'm going t0 saree tonight and watch TV. Watching TV is boring! Let's .-for achange and see afilm, or something. | 4, I's a very early start. We fon our excursion at seven o'clock. Don't wait up for me. I won't. from the excursion until midnight. 5. Sharon wantad to listen to the news so she ... the radio, ‘The programme wasn't vary goad §0 Tray nnn the radio, 6, The punch was so powerful that for five minutes. ‘They tried everything they knew to 7. We saw the car w= and almost come toa stop. | The car began to . and was soon going too fast 10 follow. 8, They were such snobs! They ~~ _w anyone they thought had come from an Inferior school | thought Kirk was marvellous. | him, him as my hero and tried to be like 9. The meoting’s going to be later than originally planned. They've from the 1th to the 18th. ‘The meeting's going to be earlier than originally planned. They've from the 18th to the 15th 10. The band played the national anthem and everyone in the audience ean nnenesnn | This is the most comfortable ch Hthink, Please, nnn 106Unit 96 Opposites — 2 As in the previous exercise, complete each pair of sentences by using two phrasal verbs from the list below. break up go back step up cut back build up die down takedown put back come on g0 off take off put on count in count out take off touch down start out end up talk outof —_—talk into 1. Ifthe temperature is t00 low, the heating wn.nenmenerennaene automaticaly Ifthe temperature is too high, the heating ‘automatically 2, Nowadays Ronald's books are famous all over the world but they stories he told to keep the children amused. ‘They were originally childran’s bectime stories but they have swim sn 88 BOOKS, films and even computer games. 3, There was a big increase in orders and We had 10 snimneesnansesnuns production. ‘There was a sharp decrease in orders so we decided to production. 4. You're soaking wet! Now, bath, those wet clothes and get into the You aren't wearing your slippers! thom ounue OF YOU fost wil get cold 5, Duncan's determined to marry her and YOU'I NEVE samen HIE wn Bob's determined not to sing inthe eancert and you'll never I ce 6. The plane . and soon disappeared behind the clouds. The plane _ safely and all the passengers got out 7. Linda locked the door and .. the cash box ...... from the top shelf. Linda took some coins out of the Box and wisn Ht sen 09 the shelf 1, As the audience waited for the star, the excitement inthe theatre. Edwina would only start her speech after the noise had me . 9. Sure! I'd love to help with the show! think it’s a erazy Idea. | want nothing to do with it 2B sano | 10. Only a few days of schoo! left. The PUPIIS wnw.u:nsernsnnsne fOr the holidays next week. ‘The vacation will soon be aver. The students 10 college on Monday. 107Test 1 Choose the correct alternative to complete each sentence. 1. Lust go om a diet. | eneuensenesenmnnans Ot of weight while I was on holiday. Aheldup Bputon Csettled down D weighed up 2. Wewere when we saw how much he had changed. Abarged in B pulled aut Ctaken aback D whipped up 3, So you've passed your driving test! This . Abursts into Balls for Clocks after D takes after .~ 8 celebration! 4. try to be friendly but it's hard 10 e.nnensnesennannnn SOMO OF My Colleagues. Acome up with Bgetby Cget on with Dspesk out 5. I'd better take one of my pills. | think 've got a headache .. Acatching up Becoming on Cdying down D winding up 6 The plang ‘end was soon flying high over the town. Aclouded aver fired awey Cpilad up D took off 7. After he was knocked out, it took along time to Abring him round Bfithim in Ckeep him in Dlethim off 8 What do the initials LTP A build up B stand for : a] ‘take over D turn out 8. Asthoy're identical twins, it's dificult tO sn Amixthem up Btake them apart Ctell them apart D set them up 10. One of them was injured so the teem had to the campatition. Abackaway from Bdrop outof Cgetbaclat D yet behind with 11. That's not the way to solve the problem. You're sons Itthe wrong Way. Acoming across Bgoing about Cteking over D turning on 12. Suddenly the fire alarm .. .» and everyone had to leave the building. Agotaraund Beet off Cshatup Dwent off 18. She's so depressed. All these problems are reelly A getting her down B getting round her Gtaking har on D toning her down Th HO sn 28 a quiet, thoughtful person. Abubbles over Batches on comes across D puts through 15. I'm not going ~ so don't try to Acspoak...10 Bali... nto C tell ME wooo QOINGE Into D talk... out of 16. Acarsuddenly Acrossed out vm I front of me and | couldn't stop in time, pulled out D shot up 108Test 2 Complete each partnership by inserting the missing verb. The list of verbs to choose from is at the bottom of the page but see how many questions you can answer first before you look at the list. on special make-up when | appear on stage, 2 ieee cs the volume ifyou can't hear. through har disguise if she isn't convincing enough. 4 : across these photos while tidying up my room. off those thin clothes and put an something wermer. backon the time when we lived in London, 2 enum through al hat noise while everyone else was woken up. ahead with all the improvements we've asked for. up appearances despite all our Financial problems. up with __suggastions for places to hold the conference. n out in 2 rash after eating tomatoes. down the volume ifit's too loud, 18. the hotel before the others arrive. forward a proposal and hope that they'l eccapt it. ee » any new words in a dictionary. into tears when she heerd the news out on all the fun if you don’t come. 18. away the secrat if they keap questioning him. Choose from these verbs: burst check come (x3) give go keep look (x2) miss put (x2) see sleep take turn (x2) 109Test 3 Choose the correct alternative to complete each sentence. 1. We heard har 1 in agony as she dropped the saucepan on her toe, Aboil ever Bery out C let off D ring out 2, You'l HAVE 10 wrsnmnsnnnsnnnen BOtly IF YOU Want to avoid all the trafic Acome apart Bgo about Cputoff D set off 3. Lwas se tired that | on the sofa and went to sl Accropped in. B flaked off C glazed over D stretched out 4. had to the boss while she was away. Amove onto Boutin for Cstand infor Dtryon 5, We're hoping to . «a reconciliation between the two families. Abring about Beome infor Cmake up D take up 8, Some information has Accropped in. B fallen throug but we still don't know what exactly is going on. ‘got away D leaked out 7. The road was blocked so we had to .. and find another route, Acheck out Bturn back Crun through D fall off 8 Don't worry. The pain should Abbreok out B die out Call off D wear off fairly soon. 9. The music and it was impossible to have a conversation, Ablared out Bpleyed off Cturnedup Dset out 10.1'm sure hol. «the chance of earning soma extra monay! ‘fall for-B get at Clump at D stand for 11. We finally managed t0 wee ‘our point of view. Abring her round to B fool her into” Ctake her up on fix her up with 12, We'll have t0 ou vou an extra coach if any more people want to come. Asottio down B pull trough C layon D stond up for 12. On the day | left, the whole family... seus at the station. Asaw me off B showed me aut C stood in for me D took me up 14, Luckily, the rain sens 80 WO were able to play the match. Awatered down Bgave out C got away D held off 15. Why da they . talking about money all the time? ‘Akeep on Beside with Cake stter D work off 16.The ceiling and several people were trapped. Abuted in Bcavedin Ccracked down D wore down 110Test 4 Complete each partnership by inserting the missing verb. The list of verbs to choose from is at the bottom of the page but see how many questions you can answer first before you look at the list. into 2 lot of money when her aunt dies. back on your promise when everyone is depending on you, more staff to deal with all the orders. up the pros and cons before deciding. up against problems and difficulties, upto {going for a run around the park. op the bridge with this dynamite, forward to seeing them again afterall this time, off the meeting to next Tuesdoy. up the bank end steal ¢ million pounds. into cisions instead of taking your time. sows UB 2 fuss about the terrible food. you into a secret if you promise not to tell anyone. 14 in the application form and than sign it 16... infor 2 lot of criticism because of the way he acted, 16. ‘any applicants who look unsuitable. 1. that noise from the lories going past: 18. the army when he leaves school Choose from the following verbs: blow come (x3) feel fill go(x2} hold kick let look put (x2) rush take turn weigh 11Test 5 Choose the correct alternative to complete each sentence. 1. How old Is he? He's .. now. He must be at least ninety. ‘Acoming off B getting back C getting on D falling out 2. So she succeeded in winning the contract. How did she manage to wm. Abring itout B pull itoff Cthrowitup D weigh it up 3, She NAM 10 vnnnsnmmnnnn BEEBUSE SOMEONE else Wanted to Use the phone. Abang up Beep up C stand out D take back 4, The changes were gredually so that everyone could get used to them. Acometo Bhanded over C phased in D stood in for Violence vow: and a lot of people were injured Acaughtup Biared up C lifted off D turned in 6. Alot of money must have .~ that exponsive-looking carpet. Aadded upto Bgembled away Cgone on D got oft 7. Sha was so convincing that we were completely. by her story. Agone through Bheld down Cteken in D told off 8, So many people were Ill that we had 10 .n. svmsonene the meating. Acalloff Bmixup Cset down D putout 8. Ifyou need any suppor, you can rely on me to ‘Aback you up. Bface upto you Cet you down D put you through 10. We the old tablecloth on the ground and put the pientc things on it. A-handed-out-B sewed on -G-screwed up -D-spread-out 11. Piljust. . few details in case | forget something. Anand down Bjot down Clapse into D look forward to 12, The meating .. and | got more and more bored. Acragged on Babbed awey Cfell off Dswitched off 18, Your name even .- in the course of conversation. Acameup Bkepton Cset out D turned out 14. They were so angry at his speach that they In protest. Afell through Bsigned away Cwarmed up D walked out 18. [had to ‘and admit | had made a mistake. 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