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CAE Expert Phrasal nouns-Level C1

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    phrasal noun rephrasing
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  • The theatre group really let me down with their performance Saturday night.// The play on Saturday night...
    ... was a real let down.
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  • Crowds of people looked on as the police arrested the man.// Crowds of...watched as the police arrested the man.
    onlookers
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  • every time I buy ink for my printer, they rip me off and charge a fortune! Printer ink cartridges are an absolute...!
    Printer ink cartiridges are an absolute...rip off
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  • The economic crisis caused the government to fall.//the economic crisis caused the...of the government!
    downfall
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  • As soon as I set out o knew there would be problems.//Right from the...I knew it would be difficult.
    outset
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  • Burglars broke into the office last night and stole two computers.//There was a...at the office last night...
    break-in
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  • We decided to have the food that was left over from the day before for dinner.//We decided to .....for dinner.
    have left-overs for dinner.
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  • Firstly, they ran through the regulations for the competition.//Firstly, there was a......of the regulations for the competition.
    run-through
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  • It looked like a scene from an era gone by.//It looked like a scene from......
    an era gone-by.
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  • As soon as she got to the airport she checked-in.// She went to...arriving at the the airport.
    ...check-in on ...
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  • Nobody was aware of what was going on in the office.//Nobody seemed .....
    ...to know about/be aware of the goings-on at the office.
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  • The police are cracking down on burglaries in businesses in the city centre at the moment.//There has...on burglaries in businesses n the city centre recently..
    been a (major) crackdown
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  • The city council has been accused of covering up a major corruption scandal.// There are accusations of a..................scandal in the city council.
    ...cover-up of a major scandal
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