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phrasal verbs complete b1

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    phrasal verbs
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  • To begin or start doing something regularly, such as a hobby or activity. It can also mean to occupy or use space or time.
    Take away
    Take out
    Take up
    Take in
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  • I decided to ------ painting as a way to relax.
    take up
    begin
    pick in
    find out
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  • To discover or learn information, often something previously unknown.
    Look up
    Find out
    Run into
    Make up
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  • He ----- that his best friend was moving to another city
    Find out
    Take up
    Found out
    Took up
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  • To invent or create something, especially a story or excuse; to reconcile or resolve a disagreement with someone.
    Make up
    Set up
    Find out
    Make out
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  • I didn’t know how to ----- an excuse for being late to work
    look into
    made up
    look up
    make up
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  • To continue doing something, usually in a focused or efficient manner. It can also mean to have a good relationship with someone.
    Get away
    Get into
    Get about
    Get on with
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  • We should ------with our work instead of talking so much.
    Get about
    Get on
    Go on
    Get off
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  • To mature or become an adult, both physically and emotionally. It can also refer to the period of growing older in a specific place or environment.
    Grow up
    Raise in
    Develop in
    Mature in
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  • I ----- in a small town in the countryside
    Raised in
    Growing up
    Grew up
    Racin Santander
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  • To establish or arrange something, such as an event, system, or organization. It can also refer to preparing something for use or creating a situation.
    Pick up
    Start on
    Set in
    Set up
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  • We need to ----- the meeting room before the guests arrive.
    Set up
    Decide on
    Bring in
    Bring up
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  • To mention or introduce a topic, issue, or subject in a conversation. It can also mean to raise or care for children.
    Bring in
    Bring on
    Bring about
    Bring up
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  • My parents always ----- to be polite and respectful-
    Bring me up
    Bringed me up
    Brought me up
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