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  • I …............. (run) for two hours. That’s why my face is red.
    have been running
  • Your daughter doesn't ..................... ................ you at all. She definitely looks like his mother.
    TAKE AFTER
  • PHRASAL VERB: TO START A JOURNEY
    SET OFF
  • He ..................... (play) the drums for the past three hours and it's driving me mad!
    has been playing
  • They ........................... (prepare) to sit for the exam for a year now.
    HAVE BEEN PREPARING
  • PHRASAL VERB: TO EXPERIMENT WITH AN IDEA
    TRY (SOMETHING) OUT
  • Don't forget to ............... ................. the equipment before setting up the experiment.
    TRY OUT
  • She is very tired. She ..........… (call) customers all afternoon
    has been calling
  • PHRASAL VERB: TO RELAX AND REST
    CHILL OUT
  • PHRASAL VERB: TO INMEDIATELY LIKE EACH OTHER AND BECOME FRIENDS
    HIT IT OFF
  • PHRASAL VERB: TO FIND AN ANSWER OR  SOLUTION TO SOMETHING
    WORK (SOMETHING) OUT
  • PHRASAL VERB: TO RESPECT OR ADMIRE
    LOOK UP TO SOMEONE
  • PHRASAL VERB: TO THINK OF AN IDEA OR PLAN
    COME UP WITH
  • HOW MANY people … (she/invite) to the sleepover?
    has she invited
  • .........… you ever .................... to New York?
    have you ever been
  • My sister and I fell .................. a few years ago and we haven't spoken in years.
    OUT
  • My uncle …................. (have) that same car forever
    has had
  • My mum .......................... (ask) me to study for my tests several times already.
    has asked
  • You've got dust all over you! What have you ....................... (do)?
    been doing
  • Jonathan and Claire .............. it .............. from the minute they met! They got married 3 months after their first date!
    HIT IT OFF
  • HOW LONG …......... he ...................... (write) that story for?
    has he been writing
  • PHRASAL VERB:TO RESSEMBLE - TO BE LIKE A PARENT OR RELATIVE
    TAKE AFTER
  • Jill …................ (be) ill for a week already.
    has been
  • PHRASAL VERB. TO DISSAPOINT
    LET SB DOWN
  • The phone …............... (ring) non-stop for a couple of hours.
    has been ringing
  • The kids really ................ ................... to their coach. They truly respect and admire him!
    LOOK UP
  • How much money ..........… he ............... in the supermarket?
    HAS HE SPENT
  • What time do we ................ ................ to town tomorrow?
    SET OFF
  • After all the hard work, she just wanted to ............... .................. on the sofa all day
    CHILL OUT
  • Investigators needed several days to .................. .................... what caused the accident.
    WORK OUT
  • She ................................ (visit) friends all afternoon, so I haven't returned home yet!
    has been visitng
  • I promised to go to the party with Jane and I can't ................. her .........................
    LET SB DOWN
  • It’s still raining. It …............................. (rain) for hours non-stop.
    has been raining
  • Don’t worry, the play …................. (not start) yet.
    hasn’t started
  • We ................… (know) each other since kindergarden.
    have known
  • They …......... never ................. (win) a competition in their life
    have won
  • PHRASAL VERB: TO ARGUE
    FALL OUT
  • The child .................. up .................... an idea for a festive card for his mother all by himself.
    CAME UP WITH