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Phrasal Verb Olympics

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    Practice with the most common phrasal verbs in English (advanced)
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  • Yesterday he _____ her out on a date; she _____ him down.
    Yesterday he asked her out on a date; she turned him down.
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  • He forgot to _____ up his computer and he lost all his files.
    He forgot to back up his computer and he lost all his files.
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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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  • When you talk to them, I don't think it's a good idea to _____ that up.
    When you talk to them, I don't think it's a good idea to bring that 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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  • What do you think would _____ him up?
    What do you think would cheer him up?
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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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  • He _____ it together but then it _____ apart.
    He put it together but then it came/fell apart.
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  • I think I'm _____ down with a cold.
    I think I'm coming down with a cold.
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  • If it's incorrect, just _____ it out.
    If it's incorrect, just cross it out.
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