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Phrasal Verbs

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    Practice with the most common phrasal verbs in English (advanced)
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  • Fortunately, he was able to _____ out the fire.
    Fortunately, he was able to put out the fire.
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  • His car _____ down on the way to work yesterday.
    His car broke down on the way to work yesterday.
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  • Somebody _____ in and stole their TV.
    Somebody broke in and stole their TV.
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  • Didn't you hear? They're not together anymore. They _____ up.
    Didn't you hear? They're not together anymore. They broke up.
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  • She finally _____ him back.
    She finally called him back.
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  • She decided to _____ off the meeting.
    She decided to call off the meeting.
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  • You really need to _____ down.
    You really need to calm down.
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  • _____ out what I just got!
    Check out what I just got!
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  • It's your mess so _____ it up.
    It's your mess so clean it up.
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  • I _____ across some money on my way home.
    I came across some money on my way home.
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  • If it's incorrect, just _____ it out.
    If it's incorrect, just cross it out.
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  • It's a formal event so we need to _____ up.
    It's a formal event so we need to dress up.
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  • - Did you go to the party? -No, I _____ up staying home.
    - Did you go to the party? -No, I ended up staying home.
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  • He slipped and _____ down.
    He slipped and fell down.
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  • Is my hair starting to _____ out?
    Is my hair starting to fall out?
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  • I _____ up with him because he was _____ on me.
    I broke up with him because he was cheating on me.
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