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Въпрос на тема: phrasal verbs

• The funnies thing happened the other day at the meeting. I was in the middle of my speech when suddenly I ..... and couldn't remember what to say next .

• He's been saving for about a year and think he has ....... $1,500 for a new stereo.

• I really hate it when someone......... me.

• He didn't want to ..... her weaknesses but he couldn't help it.

• Jack is amazing he can ........ the name of every major basketball player in the NBA today.

• Jennifer ............. Mary last year and now Mary has finished paying her back.

• I hope this $100 dollars can........until next week.

• John turned ______ to be a good student.

• The criminal decided to turn _______ the stolen money.

• Make sure you turn ______ the light when you leave.

• He eventually turned _____ at the party at 7 o'clock.

• I think we should turn ________ and go home. It's getting dark.

• I'm tired. Let's turn ___.

• Could you please turn ________ the stereo? The music is too loud.

• The dog turned ________ its master and bit him!

• They had to turn _____ more than 200 visitors to the exhibit.

• He was completely shocked that his friend turned ______ him on the final vote.

• When you don't know what to do, turn ____ Jim for advice.

• I'd like to turn this meeting _____ to Mr Smith.

• You can't turn _____ the clock! You have to keep on living for the present.

• My son turned ___ to be OK. I'm very proud of him.

• I was looking for some old pictures when this turned ____.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. Jack took away the plates and brought us the second course.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. Let me take you around the office.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. He took his Christmas present back to Macy's.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. I can't believe how easy it is to take him in!

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. He's really starting to take to Sheila.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. I think I'll take up golf this year.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. I'd love to take in a good movie tonight.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. The mob wants to take Tony out!

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. She takes after her father.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. They took apart the Dolphins last week.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. Has he taken off work recently?

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. He'll never take what he said back.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. I had to take Tim aside.

• He took over the company with 400,000 shares.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. He took Sharon out last week.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb beginning with 'take'. Be careful about what you say. He may take you apart.

• They used some strong vodka to bring him _______.

• I'd like to bring the meeting __________ a few hours if that is alright with you.

• I was brought _____ in the countryside by my aunt.

• I need to bring these books ______ to the library this afternoon.

• The accident was brought __________ by his careless driving.

• I was really happy when I finally brought that new contract ______.

• Smithers brought her latest book _____ last year.

• The new computer expert was brought ____ to solve the problem.

• I don't mean to bring you _____, but your favorite baseball team lost the game.

• Could I bring ____ a new subject?

• He brought the rowboat ____ and let his sister get off.

• I'm afraid he brought his troubles ______ himself.

• The policeman brought the criminal _____, but unfortunately hurt himself in the act of doing so.

• Did you bring _____ the subject with your boss?

• The revolution was brought ______ by the regime's lack of trust.

• We looked ______ a few houses before we bought this one.

• We asked the teacher to look ___________ our essays for mistakes.

• Could you look her telephone number ____ in the directory?

• We are looking _________ to your visit in September.

• Look ______ ! There's a car coming!

• I'd like to look ________ the possibility of buying a new house.

• She's looking _________ the children this weekend.

• She is looking _______ a new place to live.

• I need to look _____ your report. I'll get back to you tomorrow.

• He looks ___ his best friend for advice on business deals.

• Angie doesn't like to look _____ on her past. She keeps her on the future.

• Feel free to look ______ the store. Let me know if you need any help.

• Things seem to be looking _____ at long last.

• Would you like to take a look _____ this model?

• The police looked ______ the crime.

• I think you should put the blue sweater ____. It's cold outside.

• How can you put ___ with your brother? He's impossible!

• I need to put _________ some money for hard times.

• I think I'll put _______ that project until next week. I'm just too tired to do it today.

• We put our son __________ college. It cost a lot of money!

• Could you please put the heating ____? It's cold in here!

• Could you please put Mr Thomson _____? (on the telephone)

• Do you think you could put my friend John ___ for the night?

• Are you putting me ____? You must be kidding!

• Would it put you ____ too much if I asked for a favor?

• Could I put _____ you for a moment?

• Were you able to put your ideas _____?

• I couldn't put the book _____. It was so suspenseful!

• I didn't want to put you _____ so much pain.

• Please put your claim ____ to the appropriate authorities.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. He has gone through a lot over the past two years.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. He mustered up enough to go to the horror film.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. He gobbled up the turkey before I could have any.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. He is going to have to face up his past.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. I would appreciate it if you could stick up for me the next time we see your mother.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Let's put off that meeting to next Monday.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Let's put David down. It'll be fun.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. I have a great program that weeds out unwanted files.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Jack enjoyed hamming up his role in the new play.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Can you run that proposal by me?

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Did you stock up on water before Y2K?

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. He was very clever. He sniffed out the answer almost immediately.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Jack headed that problem off nicely.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Please don't harp on that. I know I shouldn't have bought it.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. He set forth his opinion during his speech.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. I'm trying to crank out a number of quizzes this month.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Jack ratted on Jill. Can you believe it?

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. We need to hash the procedure out.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. He pored over his biology book while drinking a beer.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Hollywood studios are very good at spinning off products these days.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. The police carted the thief off to prison.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Jogging in the parks is catching on here in Italy.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. I passed up the concert last week.

• Choose the correct synonym of the phrasal verb in the question phrase. Someone has waltzed off with my book.

• Unfortunately, I wasn't able to.......the news while I was away on holiday.

• I'm going to stay late and...........the work that needs finishing.

• He really needs to take a short break and........all the stress at work.

• I'm sorry you don't like my idea. Can you........something better?

• Slow down! I can't........you.

• He...........his parents very well.

• I think you need to.........the number of cigarettes you smoke!

• He is rather naive to think that he can..........cheating on the test.

• I'm afraid she has..............a cold and can't come to work today.

• I'd really like to come. Unfortunately, I can't..........the meeting next week so I won't be able to join you.