BASIC PHRASAL VERBS - e
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BASIC PHRASAL VERBS - e
BASIC PHRASAL VERBS PART II PODSTAWOWE CZASOWNIKI ZŁOŻONE CZĘŚĆ II http://mql.yoyo.pl Michał Kluz©06 be up to sth – być zdolnym do czegoś ask sb out – zaprosić kogoś gdzieś bring sb round – cucić kogoś call off – odwołać (np: spotkanie, kogoś ze stanowiska) catch up with – nadrabiać, doganiać be cut out for/ to be – być do czegoś stworzonym come out – (1)wyjść na jaw (fakt); (2)schodzić (plama) come across – natknąć się na clear up – (1)wypogadzać się; (2)sprzątać clean up – sprzątać let sb down – zawodzić kogoś keep up with – nadążać z hold on – (za)czekać go through – (1)przechodzić przez; (2)omawiać get back – (1)wrócić; (2)odzyskać be fed up with – mieć dość czegoś fall out (with sb) – pokłócić się (z kimś) see sb out – odprowadzić kogoś (do drzwi) see sb off – odprowadzić kogoś (na stację, przystanek itp.) put aside – odkładać (pieniądze) put off - zniechęcać put sb up – przenocować kogoś put up with – znosić pull up – zatrzymać się (samochodem) make up for – wynagrodzić look up – sprawdzić (w słowniku, książce telefonicznej itp.) set off – wyruszyć try out – wypróbować take after – przypominać, być podobnym do stand for – (1)znaczyć, oznaczać; (2)znosić eXercIsE: Fill in the blanks with appropriate phrasal verbs http://mql.yoyo.pl Michał Kluz©06 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. So few people bought the tickets that we had to ……………… the concert ………… . I’m really sorry for Jake. He’s ……………………… very hard time at present. When people faint, some cold water may ……………… them ……………… . When the scandal ……………………… the minister was ……………………… the post. The boss decided to promote Joe to senior manager but I’m not sure if he ……………………… the job. 6. I’ve always wondered what the letters NATO ……………………… . 7. He’s terrible. I don’t know how she ……………………… him. 8. I’ve got a few days off so I’m planning to ……………………… reading my favourite books. 9. I’m telling he’s ……………………… the job. He’s the best. 10. I stained my favourite sweater at a party the other day but I used that new detergent and the stain ……………………… . 11. While hoovering I ……………………… that ring you had lost last week. 12. If you don’t know the number to Fred why don’t you ……………… it ……………… in the telepone directory? 13. If it ……………………… we’ll go hiking in the mountains. 14. You can’t watch TV until you ……………………… this mess. 15. Susan is a real friend. She’s never ……………… me ……………… . 16. I won’t ……………………… your ill behaviour any more. Either you change and apologise or I don’t want to see you again. 17. “Hello, I’d like to speak to Mr Stevenson” “………………………, please. He’s coming”. 18. I lent the cassette to someone and I still can’t ……………… it ………………… . 19. I’m sorry, I have to go to work. I’ll ………………… it ……………… you when I …………………… . 20. I’m ……………………… this life. I have to change something or I’ll go mad. 21. It was very nice that my friends ……………… me ……………… when I was flying to the UK. 22. Don’t be ……………………… by the difficulties. Everyone finds it hard at the beginning. 23. “Oh, dear. It’s so late. I must be going”. “Don’t worry I can ……………… you ……………… if you want”. 24. I’ve lost my job. Fortunately I’d ……………………… some money for a rainy day*1. 25. ……………………… at this car park. We have to check the road map. 26. Bobby is a computer freak but even he finds it hard*2 to ……………………… the changing technologies. 27. Sue and Tim ……………………… yesterday. They’re not talking to each other. 28. Why don’t we ……………………… this new Italian restaurant by the corner? 29. After a few nice talks I had a shot*3 and ……………… her ……………… . To my surprise she agreed to have lunch with me. 30. Before we set off I think we should ……………………… the itinerary once again. *1 a rainy day – (idiom.) czarna godzina *2 find something hard – mieć z czymś kłopot *3 I had a shot – Zaryzykowałe(a)m Fold here ---------------------------------------------------------------Answers: 1. put…off; 2.going through; 3.bring…round; 4.came out, called off; 5.is up to; 6.stand for; 7.puts up with; 8.catch up with; 9.cut out for; 10.came out; 11.came across; 12.look…up; 13.clears up; 14.clean up; 15.let…down; 16.stand for; 17.Hold on; 18.get…back; 19.make…up for, get back; 20.fed up with; 21.saw…off; 22.put off; 23.put…up; 24.put aside; 25.pull up; 26.keep up with; 27.fell out; 28.try out; 29.asked…out; 30.go through