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In this work, I learned new vocabulary with phrasal verbs and improve my grammar.
P.s: It took me a long time to do the activities. so let's go for the 7.0.

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ACTIVITIES

Phrasal Verbs

By Fernanda Guerrero.

1 of 7

Turned back

Turned off

Turned against

A kid I used to be friends with __________ me after being told that I'd been insulting him.

Next

Correct!

2 of 7

Why don't you _________ your monitor and go off and do something less boring instead?

Turn off

Turn around

Turn down

Next

Correct!

3 of 7

The thief finally _____ himself ____ at the police station.

Turned in

Turned out

Turn in

Next

Correct!

4 of 7

__________ and let me look at your back.

Turn down

Turn back

Turn around

Next

Correct!

5 of 7

He invited her to the party, but she _____ him ______.

Turn out

Turned down

Turn in

Next

Correct!

6 of 7

The house they had offered us ________ to be a tiny apartment.

Turn around

Turn out

Turned out

Next

Correct!

7 of 7

I wanted to _________on my decision of moving to a new city but the fact that you spoke to me gave me the confidence to go-ahead.

Turn back

Turned back

Turns back

Next

Correct!

Matchthe phrasal verb with their meaning

Hold back.

Hold out.

Hold up.

Hold down.

Restrain; to check.

Wait or delay.

Contain; stop.

Survive, endure.

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Hold back -Contain; stopHold down- Restrain; to checkHold out - Survive, endureHold up- Wait or delay

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Hold off.

Hold in.

Hold on.

Hold over.

Wait a short time.

Restrain oneself.

Delay commencing.

Save, delay.

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Hold off- Delay comencingHold over- Save, delayHold in - Restrain oneselfHold on- Wait a short time

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1 of 7

1

GIVE UP

2

GIVE FORTH

3

GIVE AWAY

I'm not asking I'm not asking you to give up any give up anything you wa

I'm not asking you to ________ anything you want

1 of 7

NEXT

CORRECT!

INCORRECT!

1 0F 7

TRY AGAIN!

Maybe he had more information he didn't want to _______ the phone

2 OF 7

1

GIVE UP

2

GIVE BACK

3

GIVE OVER

NIVEL 2 OF 7

NEXT

CORRECT!

INCORRECT!

2 OF 7

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Her legs _______ and she collapsed.

3 OF 7

1

GIVE AWAY

2

GIVE OUT

3

GAVE OUT

3 OF 7

NEXT

CORRECT!

INCORRECT!

3 OF 7

TRY AGAIN!

The fields ________ an odor of spring.

4 OF 7

1

GIVE OUT

2

GIVE FORTH

3

GIVE OVER

4 OF 7

NEXT

CORRECT!

INCORRECT!

4 OF 7

TRY AGAIN!

5 OF 7

1

GIVE WAY

2

GIVE AWAY

3

GAVE AWAY

Vehicle must _______ to the yellow pedestrian crossing the road

5 OF 7

NEXT

CORRECT!

INCORRECT!

5 0F 7

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Could you _____ me ____ my pen?

6 OF 7

1

GIVE FORTH

2

GAVE BACK

3

GIVE BACK

6 OF 7

NEXT

CORRECT!

INCORRECT!

6 OF 7

TRY AGAIN!

7 OF 7

1

GIVE BACK

2

GIVE OVER

3

GIVE AWAY

Put your _________ pile straight into a large box

7 OF 7

NEXT

CORRECT!

INCORRECT!

7 OF 7

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I guess not but please __________ all these details.

01

Take up

Take down

Took down

He did not have the same ____________ the movie as I did

02

Take after

Take out

Take on

Your daughter doesn't __________ you at all.

03

Take in

Take over

Take after

You can't ________ hurtful words after you have said them

04

Take back

Take over

Taken off

That's a ridiculous age to ____________ skiing!

05

Take on

Take up

Took up

Britain used to go in and __________ countries by force

06

Take over

Take after

Take in

Remember to _____ your shoes ____ off before entering the house

07

Take off

Take up

Take down

Fish _______ oxygen through their gills.

08

Take after

Take in

Take down

Bring back

Bring forth

Bring along

He promised to ________ some fresh crabmeat when he returned.

NEXT

¡Bravo!

TRY AGAIN

¡Oh no!

Bring about

Bring around

Bring down

Better cultivation of soil will _________ better crops.

NEXT

¡Bravo!

TRY AGAIN

¡Oh no!

Bring up

Bring out

Bring around

So why didn't you _______ the other two?

NEXT

¡Bravo!

TRY AGAIN

¡Oh no!

Bring forth

Bring along

Bring out

¿. As we hear today what the year may __________, I think it is wise to remind ourselves of these three basic human requirements.

NEXT

¡Bravo!

TRY AGAIN

¡Oh no!

Bring down

Bring up

Bring along

In American football, you have to try to __________ your opponent

NEXT

¡Bravo!

TRY AGAIN

¡Oh no!

Bring around

Bring forth

Bring back

I'm sure I can ______ him _____ to our point of view.

NEXT

¡Bravo!

TRY AGAIN

¡Oh no!

Bring along

Bring back

Bring around

He said lawmakers would be permitted to __________ weapons experts.

NEXT

¡Bravo!

TRY AGAIN

¡Oh no!

Bring out

Bring up

Bring forth

You sure ________ the worse in me

WELL DONE

¡Bravo!

TRY AGAIN

¡Oh no!

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Activities by Fernanda Guerrero on Genially

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ACTIVITIES Phrasal Verbs By Fernanda Guerrero. 1 of 7 Turned back Turned off Turned against A kid I used to be friends with __________ me after being told that I'd been insulting him. Next Correct! 2 of 7 Why don't you _________ your monitor and go off and do something less boring instead?

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PHRASAL VERBS

By Fernanda Guerrero.

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TURN

Turn off: Stop a device by switching it off. E.g: Can you turn off your phone?Turn out: Result; end up. E.g: I hope my interview turns out well.Turn against: Aet against or in opposition to something. E.g: They turned against their leader.Turn in: Submit something; to give. E.g: They turned in theirpaperwork to the main office.Turn down: Refuse, decline, or deny. E.g: She turned down all our offers of help.Turn back: Return to a previous state of being. E.g: If we make the decision, there's no turning back.Turn around: Physically rotate horizontally 360° degrees /Be duplicitous. E.g: Turn around, so I can see your shirt. / You can't just turn around and go without saying anything.

2

HOLD

Hold back: Contain; stop. E.g: Nothing is holding me back.Hold in: Restrain oneself. E.g: She wanted to laugh a could barely hold in.Hold out: Survive, endure. E.g: How long can you hold on without food?Hold over: Save, delay. E.g: I will have to hold over these files until Monday.Hold down: Restrain; to check. E.g: You hold him down while I search for him.Hold up: Wait or delay. E.g: Hold up a second. I need to answer my phone.Hold off: Delay commencing. E.g: Hold off the decision one more day.Hold on: Wait a short time. E.g: Hold on while I get my hat.

3

GIVE

Give forth: Emit or release something. E.g: The chimney gave forth a cloud of grey smoke.Give away: Make a gift of something / Unintentionally reveal a secret, or expose someone. E.g: She didn't like that dress, so she gave it away. / He gave himself away with a stupid lie.Give over: Entrust something to another. E.g: She gave the deeds over to the solicitor.Give out: Issue; to distribute. E.g: Can you help her to give out the new book to the class?Give up: Surrender. E.g: I give up, I' ll never finish the book.Give back: Return, restore. E.g: Give him back his laptop.Give way: Yield to persistent persuasion. E.g: The mother gave way to her crying child.

4

TAKE

Take up: Start a new hobby. E.g:She asked if one of you guys can take up the role.Take after: Resemble in character or appearance. E.g:I take after my other grandmother.Take on: To employ or hire. E.g: The words of poets can take on many different meanings.Take over: Get control of something. E.g: You've been trying to take over the world for 60 years.Take back: To return something E.g: Take me back to the night we met.Take in: To understand. E.g: The teacher bombarded us with so much information that it was too much to take in.Take off: To remove a piece of clothes. E.g: Can you take off your socks?Take down: Write down. E.g: Rodney took down the license plate number of the car that hit him.

5

BRING

Bring up: Mention. E.g: Don't bring up politics to the conversation.Bring out: Make a shy person more confident. E.g:Spending time with her cousins brought Lucy out of herself.Bring about: Accomplishment, achieve. E.g: I hope to bring about a successful conclusion.Bring along: Bring someone or something to a certain place. E.g: I brought my sister along to the party.Bring forth: Create, generate, bring into existence. E.g: It is my pleasure to bring forth these words.Bring down: Reduce. E.g: Johnson was brought down by an aggressive tackle.Bring back: Fetch something. E.g:If they could only bring back the joy they once shared.Bring around: Persuade or convince someone. E.g: Sam was sure he could bring them around to the deal.

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Phrasal Verbs by Fernanda Guerrero on Genially

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PHRASAL VERBS By Fernanda Guerrero. I A W 1 TURN Turn off: Stop a device by switching it off. E.g: Can you turn off your phone?Turn out: Result; end up. E.g: I hope my interview turns out well.Turn against: Aet against or in opposition to something.