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Phrasal Verbs
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Do you have any habits you should _________? (phrasal verb)
give up
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What is number 3? I can't ________ the answer. (phrasal verb)
work out
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She ________ the candles on her cake. (phrasal verb)
blew out
Oops!
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My uncle is out of town so we have to ________ his kids. (phrasal verb)
look after
Oops!
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What problems do you need to _______ before you can go? (phrasal verb)
sort out
Oops!
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Do you enjoy _______ animals or small children? (phrasal verb)
looking after
Oops!
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The police are _______ the robbery. (phrasal verb)
looking into
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I'm looking forward ______ seeing my cousin again. (preposition)
to
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What would you do if your bus ________ ten kilometres from where you were going? (phrasal verb)
broke down
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Someone stole a bike at school yesterday. The headmaster is looking _____ it. (preposition)
into
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Some scientists are carrying _______ research about that illness. (preposition)
out
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What are you ________ next weekend? (phrasal verb)
looking forward to
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I need to _______ the problem with this computer. (phrasal verb)
sort out
Oops!
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They look so like each other – I can never work ______ who is who! (preposition)
out
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I want to be like everyone else – I don't want to stand ______! (preposition)
out
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She has a bag attitude, if she is losing a game she just ________. (phrasal verb)
gives up
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I can't come out tonight, I'm _________ my younger brother. (phrasal verb)
looking after
Oops!
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On the way to school the bus broke _____ and we had to walk. (preposition)
down
Oops!
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Where do you like to ______ with your friends? (phrasal verb)
hang out
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You can ________ going, I'll meet you there. (phrasal verb)
carry on
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My mum's not here – she has to sort _______ a problem at work. (preposition)
out
Oops!
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The wind blew ______ all the candles. (preposition)
out
Oops!
Okay!
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