Share S5 – U.5 OPT – VOCABULARY PHRASAL VERBS + WORDS -ATE (H-WS)
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Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning. Replace with other words the part of the sentence that is in brackets: I want a hobby that (makes me think).
I want a hobby that stimulates me.
Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning. Replace with other words the part of the sentence that is in brackets: Before we spend any money, we need to (see how good) the idea is.
evaluate
Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning. Replace with other words the part of the sentence that is in brackets: We’re (lucky) enough to live by the sea.
We're fortunate to live by the sea.
Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning. Replace with other words the part of the sentence that is in brackets: My brother is a (kind and thoughtful) person.
My brother is a considerate person.
Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning. Replace with other words the part of the sentence that is in brackets: I love it when we have to (paint) our house.
I love it when we have to decorate our house.
Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning. Replace with other words the part of the sentence that is in brackets: Our football coach always (makes us want to) try harder.
Our football coach always motivates us.
Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning. Replace with other words the part of the sentence that is in brackets: You can’t (compare) your life with mine!
You can't equate your life with mine!
Complete the second sentence so it has a similar meaning. Replace with other words the part of the sentence that is in brackets: He said he’ll do any job because he (really needs) money.
He said he'll do any job because he's desperate for money.
Replace the phrases in brackets with a phrasal verb: We need to (deal with) this problem.
sort out
Replace the phrases in brackets with a phrasal verb: The teachers (don’t allow) any talking in our class.
stand for
Replace the phrases in brackets with a phrasal verb: When I (think about) the past, I can’t believe I accomplished so much!
look back on
Replace the phrases in brackets with a phrasal verb: (I’m not in the mood for) going out today.
I don't feel up to
Replace the phrases in brackets with a phrasal verb: Sorry – I think I (fell asleep).
dropped off
Replace the phrases in brackets with a phrasal verb: They decided (not to punish me).
to let me off
Replace the phrases in brackets with a phrasal verb: I wish you wouldn’t (criticise and make fun of people) like that. It’s not nice!
put people down
Replace the phrases in brackets with a phrasal verb: This rainy weather really (makes me feel depressed).
gets me down
