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Phrasal Verbs

The document contains exercises focused on filling in gaps with appropriate phrasal verbs. It includes two sets of exercises, each requiring the correct form of specified phrasal verbs in various contexts. Participants are instructed to pay attention to noun placement and provide both options when applicable.

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Phrasal Verbs

The document contains exercises focused on filling in gaps with appropriate phrasal verbs. It includes two sets of exercises, each requiring the correct form of specified phrasal verbs in various contexts. Participants are instructed to pay attention to noun placement and provide both options when applicable.

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Fill in the gaps with the correct phrasal verb.

Pay attention to the correct


position of a noun in a sentence. When there are two options to build a sentence,
write both of them.

Exercise 1
Phrasal verbs to use (you may need to change the form):
deal with, look up, look into, look out, look after, get up, speak up, eat out, write down, talk round

1. I need to ___________ early tomorrow because I have a meeting at 8 a.m.


2. The manager promised to ___________ (the issue) and get back to us soon.
3. Could you please ___________? We can’t hear you in the back.
4. We usually ___________ on Fridays instead of cooking at home.
5. Please ___________ (the new client’s number) so we don’t forget it.
6. She tried to ___________ (her colleague) by highlighting the benefits of the new system.
7. You should always ___________ when crossing this busy road.
8. We asked the assistant to ___________ (the meaning of that technical term).
9. It's not easy to ___________ (difficult customers), but she does it very professionally.
10. I need someone to ___________ (my dog) while I’m away.

Exercise 2
Phrasal verbs to use (you may need to change the form):
rely on, bring about, break up, come across, fall behind, take up, draw up, turn to, speed up, look
into
1. While cleaning the attic, I ___________ (a box) of old letters from my grandparents.
2. We need to ___________ (a proper contract) before starting the project.
3. The heavy rain ___________ (a lot of flooding) in the city.
4. If you ___________ (your training), you might still make it in time for the competition.
5. She decided to ___________ (yoga) to help reduce stress.
6. After years of marriage, they finally decided to ___________.
7. You can always ___________ (your team) when things get tough.
8. She had to ___________ (help) from a specialist when the pain got worse.
9. The student began to ___________ in class after missing two weeks of lectures.
10. The government has promised to ___________ (the causes of the cyberattack).

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