Phrasal verbs combine a base verb with another word, usually a preposition or adverb – known as a particle – to create a completely new meaning.
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Content test:
A.get out
B.pull off
C.turn into
D.turn over
A.keep something to something
B.turn away
C.put back
D.fill in for
A.fall through
B.keep back
C.knock out
D.break out of
A.get by
B.keep in
C.bring up
D.put in
A.hold with
B.wash away
C.fall in with
D.pass out
A.make out
B.break out of
C.break away
D.frown on/upon
A.set up
B.put behind
C.run after
D.fall out
A.take out on
B.head off
C.turn off
D.hang on something
A.hold something against somebody
B.hang back
C.work out
D.cut down on
A.keep up with
B.back down
C.run on
D.figure out
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