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My parents don’t like you right now, but they’ll _______ _________ once they get to know you.
come around
Sofia needs a good title for her story, but she can’t ______ ___ _______ one that she likes.
come up with
Ainhoa and Paula are very good friends with Aroa but Rafa and Emilie don’t _____ ______ ______ her.
get along with
I have such a bad cough and headache, I think I’ve ____ ____ ____ a cold.
come down with
Haley and Talia have been friends for so long that nothing could _____ ________ them.
come between
Karla thinks that because she is the teacher’s daughter, she can _____ _____ _____ not doing her homework.
get away with
Even after taking medicine and sleeping a lot, Diego still couldn’t _____ ______ his illness.
get over
Even after telling Juan three times that she doesn’t want to be his girlfriend anymore, Maria still didn’t ______ her point ________.
get [her point] across
The best thing to _____ ____ ___ my parents’ relationship is my birth.
come out of
Marcel was going to ask his boss for time off but the topic didn’t ______ ____ in their conversation.
come up
Our football game is tomorrow so we really need to _____ _______ ___ practicing.
get down to
Cristina left her jacket at school yesterday so today she needs to _____ it ______.
get [it] back
Which verb or phrasal verb means: move or travel towards or into a place thought of as near or familiar to the speaker / occur; happen; take place?
come
Which verb or phrasal verb means: To change one’s opinion or see a new point of view?
come around
Which verb or phrasal verb means: To interfere with a relationship between two people?
come between [x]
Which verb or phrasal verb means: To catch an illness?
come down with [x]
