Share FCE phrasal verbs 9-12
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The robbers managed to (escape) with a million of pounds.
make off
The meeting was (cancelled) because the chief manager got ill.
called off
We have to (discuss) our plan one more time.
We have to think through our plan one more time.
You keep on (treating badly) other kids - it's bullying.
picking on
I have to tidy up as Harry is (visiting us) tonight.
coming round
Cloudy days really ___ me ____ (make upset).
get .. down
Phil (is better than others) from the rest of us as he’s brilliant at languages.
stands out
I (found) an ancient coin when I was walking along the street
came across
How can I (compensate) the harm I’ve done to you?
make up for
We need to (go to) that room in order not to be caught
make for
I won’t ever (believe) your promises again.
fall for
My mum (changed for earlier) my birthday party from the 21st to the 16th.
brought forward
Mr Jones (suggested) a number of very interesting suggestions.
put forward
Let’s not (quarrel) over such a small thing, I am sorry.
fall out
This meat (produces) a horrible smell
gives off
We all went to the airport to (say goodbye) our relatives.
see off
