C12 Evolve 11.1 Phrasal Verbs

Relier Colonnes

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second language

segunda lengua

english

phrasal verbs

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Lizeth Montiel Ugalde

Mexico

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C12 Evolve 11.1 Phrasal Verbs

Relier Colonnes

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C12 Evolve 11.1 Phrasal VerbsVersion en ligne

par Lizeth Montiel Ugalde

Keep up

Figure out

Get over

Work at

Give something up

Give up

Set up

Work out

Stand out


Relier Pairs C12 Evolve 11.1 Phrasal VerbsVersion en ligne Match the phrasal ver with its definition. par Lizeth Montiel Ugalde 1 Keep up 2 Figure out 3 Get over 4 Work at 5 Give something up 6 Give up 7 Set up 8 Work out 9 Stand out To finally understand something or someone, or find the solution to a problem after a lot of thought. To make something continue at its present level and not allow it to fall. To stop doing, having, or feeling. To be obviously different or better than others in a group. To get better after an illness, or feel better after something or someone has made you unhappy. To recover from. To put a lot of effort into achieving something. To stop doing something before you have finished it, usually because it is too difficult. To stop trying To formally establish a new company, organization, system, way of working, etc. To happen successfully after having trouble.