He BROKE ____ in tears when he heard the bad news. (derrumbarse emocionalmente)
BREAK DOWN
Panic BROKE ____ suddenly. (surgir de manera inesperada)
BREAK OUT
Every time I listen to this song, it BRINGS ME _____. (entristecer)
BRING SOMEONE DOWN
My family always BACKS ME ____ in my decisions. (apoyar/respaldar)
BACK SOMEONE UP
The teacher WAS CALLING ____ our names so that we could all listen. (hablar en un tono elevado)
CALL SOMEONE OUT
The match was CALLED ____. (cancelar)
CALL SOMETHING OFF
Tom ASKED JANE ____ to dinner. (pedir salir)
ASK SOMEONE OUT
The prisoners BROKE ____ from prison. (escapar de prisión)
BREAK OUT
She used to CALL ME ____ in the middle of the night. (telefonear a alguien)
CALL SOMEONE UP
I DON'T CARE ____ football. (no interesar/no gustar)
(NOT) CARE FOR SOMEONE/SOMETHING
Somebody BROKE ____ our house last night. (forzar la entrada)
BREAK IN
I'm going to CALL ____ SOME FRIENDS in London. (visitar a alguien)
CALL ON SOMEONE
The little boy BLEW ____ lots of ballons for his birthday party. (hinchar/inflar)
BLOW SOMETHING UP
The bomb might BLOW ____ if someone touches it. (explotar)
BLOW UP
I can't speak right now. I will CALL YOU ____ later. (devolver la llamada)
CALL SOMEONE BACK
The thief BROKE _____ the crowded street. (atravesar un obstáculo)
BREAK THROUGH
The boss BROUGHT ____ an important issue at the meeting. (mencionar algo)
BRING SOMETHING UP
My boyfriend and I BROKE ____ two months ago. (acabar con una relación)
BREAK UP
Remember to BRING YOUR BOOKS ____ to the school library. (devolver/volver a traer algo)
BRING SOMETHING BACK
Sorry I'm late! My car BROKE ____ on my way to work. (averiarse)
BREAK DOWN