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Phrasal Verb Olympics
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Is my hair starting to _____ out?
Is my hair starting to fall out?
Oops!
Okay!
I'm sorry; I know I _____ you down.
I'm sorry; I know I let you down.
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Okay!
Come on, it's time to _____ up.
Come on, it's time to wake up.
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Okay!
Fortunately, he was able to _____ out the fire.
Fortunately, he was able to put out the fire.
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When do you have to _____ in your report?
When do you have to hand in your report?
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She decided to _____ off the meeting.
She decided to call off the meeting.
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I'm glad you decided to _____ by.
I'm glad you decided to come/drop by.
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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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I really need to _____ away for a few days.
I really need to get away for a few days.
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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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- Did you go to the party? -No, I _____ up staying home.
- Did you go to the party? -No, I ended up staying home.
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You really need to _____ down.
You really need to calm down.
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She just _____ out what happened.
She just found out what happened.
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How long has she been _____ out with him?
How long has she been going out with him?
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_____ on a second; I'll be right there.
Hang/hold on a second; I'll be right there.
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_____ after your dreams. Never _____ up!
Go after your dreams. Never give up!
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It's a formal event so we need to _____ up.
It's a formal event so we need to dress up.
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I hope I _____ my point across.
I hope I got my point across.
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She finally _____ him back.
She finally called him back.
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They were really close but then they _____ apart.
They were really close but then they grew apart.
Oops!
Okay!
He _____ out what to do.
He figured out what to do.
Oops!
Okay!
I don't feel like _____ in tonight. Let's _____ out.
I don't feel like staying in tonight. Let's go out.
Oops!
Okay!
You can do it; just _____ in there.
You can do it; just hang in there.
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Okay!
He slipped and _____ down.
He slipped and fell down.
Oops!
Okay!
_____ it all the way up.
Fill it all the way up.
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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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Okay!
- She's kind of a snob. - Yeah, I don't like the way she _____ down on people.
- She's kind of a snob. - Yeah, I don't like the way she looks down on people.
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I _____ up with him because he was _____ on me.
I broke up with him because he was cheating on me.
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I think I'm _____ down with a cold.
I think I'm coming down with a cold.
Oops!
Okay!
They were _____ them away.
They were giving them away.
Oops!
Okay!
Why are they _____ it from us?
Why are they keeping it from us?
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_____ out what I just got!
Check out what I just got!
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It's your mess so _____ it up.
It's your mess so clean it up.
Oops!
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He promised to _____ after her.
He promised to look after her.
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They can't seem to _____ along.
They can't seem to get along.
Oops!
Okay!
I _____ across some money on my way home.
I came across some money on my way home.
Oops!
Okay!
His car _____ down on the way to work yesterday.
His car broke down on the way to work yesterday.
Oops!
Okay!
He _____ it together but then it _____ apart.
He put it together but then it came/fell apart.
Oops!
Okay!
You're doing a great job. _____ it up!
You're doing a great job. Keep it up!
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Okay!
We should probably _____ it over again.
We should probably do it over again.
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_____ in all the blanks when you _____ out this form.
Fill in all the blanks when you fill out this form.
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Let's _____ together again soon.
Let's get together again soon.
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You're falling behind; you'd better _____ up.
You're falling behind; you'd better catch up.
Oops!
Okay!
What did he say before he _____ up?
What did he say before he hung up?
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She's really _____ forward to seeing you.
She's really looking forward to seeing you.
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He's _____ behind in his work.
He's falling behind in his work.
Oops!
Okay!
Somebody _____ in and stole their TV.
Somebody broke in and stole their TV.
Oops!
Okay!
You really need to _____ up.
You really need to grow up.
Oops!
Okay!
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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Okay!
If it's incorrect, just _____ it out.
If it's incorrect, just cross it out.
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Okay!
What do you think would _____ him up?
What do you think would cheer him up?
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Okay!
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