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Question 1:
to be able to buy necessary things only A. fall through
B. face up to
C. get by
D. go with/ go together
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Test 15-Phrasal Verbs meaning | English Phrasal Verbs
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Some questions from the same exam
- 1. to prevent something from touching 2. to avoid eating something because it's not healthy 3. not to talk on certain subject especially if it is uncomfortable for someone. 4. not to get weight after losing it.
- to wait for something impatiently
- to make somebody understand something
- to be able to buy necessary things only
- to stop doing
- to register somewhere
- to cancel
- to cease in a certain way, to sum up
- to have the same opinion with somebody else
- to go in a certain direction
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