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Multi Word Verbs

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    Practice using verbs with two or three words
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  • When you have dinner at a restaurant you _____.
    eat under
    eat in
    eat out
    eat over
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  • When you meet someone on purpose you___ ____ with them.
    sign up
    get up
    pick up
    meet up
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  • When you ___ ____ someone you meet accidentally.
    run into
    run over
    run together
    run out on
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  • When you exercise you ___ ____.
    work out
    get along
    go out
    get out
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  • When you get information by talking to people you ___ _____.
    ask out
    ask around
    sign up
    drop off
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  • To put something into the trash is to ___ it ____.
    throw it away
    move it out
    help it out
    pick it up
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  • When you leave something somewhere you ____ _____.
    pick it up
    put it together
    drop it off
    throw it away
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  • When people have a friendly relationship they ___ ____ ____ each other.
    help out with
    put up with
    get along with
    go along with
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  • To go or travel to different places is to ___ ___.
    go around
    go under
    get around
    get behind
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  • When you help someone who is busy or having problems you ___ them ____.
    move them out
    help them out
    show them out
    keep them out
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  • When you start living in a new home, you ___ ___.
    move around
    move out
    move under
    move in
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  • When you collect something you ___ it _____.
    pick it above
    pick it up
    pick it over
    pick it down
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  • When you make something by assembling different parts you __ it ____.
    put it below
    put if over
    put it down
    put it together
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  • When you put your name on a list to take part in something you ___ ____.
    grow up
    put up
    sign up
    throw up
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  • When you meet for social reasons you ___ ____.
    wear together
    get together
    go together
    get it together
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  • When you feel happy about a future event you ___ ____ ___ it.
    look over to
    look around to
    look behind to
    look forward to
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