tailieunhanh - Ebook Really 100 phrasal verbs: Part 2

(BQ) A revised and updated edition of this teach yourself workbook on phrasal verbs, with a new easier-to-use design and layout, more exercises, more synonyms and opposites and new review pages. Now even more helpful for exams. Specially written to help learners gain a thorough understanding of the meaning and grammar of 100 essential phrasal verbs through authentic examples and guided practice. Inviting you to refer to part 2 of ebook. | REVIEW UP On pages 71 - 100 you studied these verbs used in combination with UP be blow break bring catch cheer do fill get give grow hang hold keep look make own pick put set speak take turn wake PATTERNS OF MEANING EXERCISE I You may now be able to see some patterns of meaning of verbs that combine with up i There are three main areas of meaning. Put the verbs in the box into the three 5 can look back at pages 71 - 100 to help you. blow sth up break up bring sb up cheer up cheer sb yourself up fill sth up give up give up sth meaning 1 2 grow up hang up hang up sth hold sb sth up wake up wake sb up speak up turn sth up Increasinglimproving I Stoppingldelaying I Completing finishing I OPPOSITES EXERCISE 2 Match the phrasal verbs in these sentences with their opposites in the box. a When did you give up smoking b He had difficulty doing up the buttons on his coat. c Can you turn up the heating a bit d I ll pick you up at your house. e She picked the vase up carefully. f I ve decided to take up line dancing. .6 related words exercise 3 Complete the sentences with a noun or an adjective formed from the verb in brackets. a George had a very strict . BRING UP b .are expected because of roadworks at the junction. HOLD UP c It isn t a true story. It s a .one. MAKE UP d What time would you like WAKE UP e It took him a long time to recover from the .of his marriage. BREAK UP f There s a bus .point in front of the hotel. PICK UP g .on this site are free and easy to use. LOOK UP TEST YOURSELF exercise 4 The phrasal verbs in these sentences have been mixed up so that the wrong one is in each sentence. Rearrange the verbs so that each sentence has the correct verb. a I didn t like your boss. I don t know how you caught up with him. b Julia was late again today. I think the traffic picked her up. c I didn t know the answer to the question so I owned one up. d He was so rude When he heard my voice on the phone he just cheered up e Who broke the window .

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