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Yogi2005 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

Phrasal verbs (2)

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00Could anyone help me find the correct phrasal verbs? 02br
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00In some examples are either a verb or a preposition or a phrasal verb needed. 02br
00My suggestions are in bolid. 02br
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001. The old man was done ........... his life savings by a confidence trickster. 02br
002. To avoid an argument she fell ............01b00(in with)02b00 her husband's plans. 02br
003. He was forced to drop ....................01b00(out)02b00 of collage when his father died. 02br
004. Her father laid .....................01b00(into)02b00 her when she came late from a party. 02br
005. He ..............01b00(got)02b00 his best friend through her divorce. 02br
006. He ....................01b00(set up)02b00 a new world record for the 100-metre race. 02br
007. He .......................his fiancee ...................in favour of a rich actress. 02br
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01. out of 02br 002. YES 02br 003.

— Mister Micawber

  • 01.
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  • YES....
  • 'collage'?
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01. out of 02br
002. YES 02br
003. YES.... 'collage'? His father was a realia artist? 02br
004. YES 02br
005. 'got' works, but there is probably a better answer...'See'? hmm... 02br
006. NO! -- Just 'set'. I can't think of a phrasal for here at the moment. 02br
007. threw... over. Maybe. 0-
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0 thank you MrM. 02br
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00Could anyone help me with #6? maybe sth with 'break' or 'beat', I don't know. 0-
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0It wouldn't mean 'break' or 'beat', because it reads 'a new', Yogi. It must be a synonym for 'establish/record/set'. I'm still thinking... and getting nowhere. 0-
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