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Alina Stepchenko

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Relier Pairs Multi-Word VerbsVersion en ligne Match the phrasal verb in the sentence with its definition. par Alina Stepchenko 1 I wish I had SET UP something like Google. 2 I DROPPED OUT OF the school and started working. 3 To survive Batman had to TAKE ON different jobs, for instance, as a writer of gun manuals. 4 If only I had GROWN UP in Malaga. 5 I LOOK UP TO my dad. He’s a truly great person. 6 In 2018 lots of famous people PASSED AWAY. 7 Next month I’m going to TAKE UP running. 8 While travelling around the world I PICKED UP five languages. 9 We arranged to meet at 7.30, but she never TURNED UP. 10 What does the letter ‘F’ stand for in FBI? 11 My parents BROUGHT me UP in Minsk. 12 If you GO ON reading gossip magazines, you’ll go mad. 13 I wish I GAVE UP reading social media update! 14 We’ve RAN OUT OF petrol. 15 As the years GO BY, website forums become full of trash talking. 16 Someday I’ll SETTLE DOWN in a quiet Italian village. to spend my childhood to represent; be an abbreviation or symbol of smth to continue to stop a habit or a hobby to die to respect to stop taking part in smth; leave school, college without finishing to start living a peaceful life, get married and have children to pass (about time) to arrive to raise to agree to do some work to start a business to learn by experience not study to start a new hobby or habit is completely used up, finished

Relier Pairs

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Match the phrasal verb in the sentence with its definition.

par Alina Stepchenko

I wish I had SET UP something like Google.

I DROPPED OUT OF the school and started working.

To survive Batman had to TAKE ON different jobs, for instance, as a writer of gun manuals.

If only I had GROWN UP in Malaga.

I LOOK UP TO my dad. He’s a truly great person.

In 2018 lots of famous people PASSED AWAY.

Next month I’m going to TAKE UP running.

While travelling around the world I PICKED UP five languages.

We arranged to meet at 7.30, but she never TURNED UP.

What does the letter ‘F’ stand for in FBI?

My parents BROUGHT me UP in Minsk.

If you GO ON reading gossip magazines, you’ll go mad.

I wish I GAVE UP reading social media update!

We’ve RAN OUT OF petrol.

As the years GO BY, website forums become full of trash talking.

Someday I’ll SETTLE DOWN in a quiet Italian village.

to spend my childhood

to represent; be an abbreviation or symbol of smth

to continue

to stop a habit or a hobby

to die

to respect

to stop taking part in smth; leave school, college without finishing

to start living a peaceful life, get married and have children

to pass (about time)

to arrive

to raise

to agree to do some work

to start a business

to learn by experience not study

to start a new hobby or habit

is completely used up, finished