TIếng Anh 12 - Tests in english pharsal verbs phrasal vebrs with down

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1. TESTS IN ENGLISH PHARSAL VERBS PHRASAL VERBS WITH UP PHRASAL VEBRS WITH DOWN I. Complete each of the sentences below with a suitable verbfrom the box, making I. Complete each of the sentences below with a suitable verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence. You will need to use some verbs more than once. sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence. You will need to use some verbs twice. put break hold take bring go be keep turn be break look pull step run do look set wrap fill make stock give turn get come let put go bring 1. Haven’t you ever considered giving up smoking? 1. The anxious husband broke down the door when he smelt gas coming from the 2. It must’ve been the curdled milk that made him up his dinner. kitchen. 3. I tried to up Tim when I was in Los Angeles, but he must’ve changed his address. 2. Prices of all sportswear are going to be down by twenty percent. 4. If you up any more of my time, I’ll kick you! 3. The rebellious boy was told to down to studying by his concerned parents. 5. Come on, stop arguing. Let’s up. 4. The psychiatric nurse down yesterday because of the strain of work. 6. Spring term usually up just before Easter. 5. The hypochondriac got a shock the other day when he down with flu. 7. The rebels couldn’t win, so they decided to up. 6. That irresponsible youth was always down his parents until he got married and 8. We’re thinking of up a small car hire firm. left home. 9. It looks like our neighbours are preparing for a siege judging by the way 7. Our snobbish neighbour down on us because we aren’t as well off asNhe is. they’re up on food. 8. On the last day, the boy scouts down their tents, packed their bags and caught 10. No amount of money can up for the damage you’ve done. the bus home. 11. Tom up the subject of school dinners at the last teacher’s meeting. 9. The insurance underwriter down the details of the accident on his notepad. 12. When the interview finished, the applicant up a form. 10. The drunken driver had already down a dog before he downm a farmer. 13. He always wears slip-ons because he can’t up shoes with laces. 11. Bill was down by the police because he was too short. 14. Look! There’s a masked man up the bank. 12. The chairman intends to down ifnews of the company’s financial losses is made 15. Don’t listen to him. He’s always up lies about us. public. 16. Despite falling over, she managed to up with the other athletes. 13. He’s the sort who thinks it’s funny to down and poke fun at his mother-in-law. 17. Tobacco’s certain to up in the next budget. 14. I thought the exhibition down rather well, in view of the large turnout. 18. The council are going to up a memorial in the market square. 15. “Sleeping Beauty” down for the 2.15 race. 19. We didn’t expect the guests to up till 8.30, but they arrived much earlier. II. Replace the underlined nouns or noun phrases below with pronouns, making 20. Why don’t you just up and leave me in peace! any necessary changes in word order. 21. The doctor says Arthur will up and about in a couple of days. 1. The anxious husband broke down the door when he smelt gas coming from the 22. Janet up early. I can hear her moving about in her bedroom. kitchen. II. Replace the underlined nouns or noun phrases below with pronouns, making 2, The sales manager is bringing down all the store’s goods by twenty percent. any necessary changes in word order. 3. The concerned parents told their rebellious son to get down to studying. 1. Tom brought up the subject of school dinners at the last teachers’ meeting. 4, The hypochondriac suddenly went down with flu. 2. We didn’t expect the guests to turn up till 8.30. 5. The irresponsible youth was always letting down his parents. 3. It must’ve been the curdled milk that made him bring up his dinner. 6. The boy scouts pulled down their tents, packed their bags and went home. 4. He can’t do up shoes with laces, so he wears slip-ons. 7. The insurance underwriter put down the details on his notepad. 5. When the interview finished the applicant filled up a form. 8. The drunken driver had already run down a dog before he ran down a farmer. 6. Haven’t you ever considered giving up smoking? 9. The police turned down Bill because he was too short. 7. Look! There’s a masked man holding up the bank. 10. He’s the sort who runs down his mother-in-law. 8. I tried to look up Tim when I was in Los Angeles. 9. Don’t listen to him. He’s always making up lies about us. 10. The council are going to put up a memorial in the market square. CLICK TO SEE ANSWER KEY 11. We’re thinking of setting up a small car hire firm. 12. If you take up my time any longer, I’ll kick you! TQT ÔN LUYỆN THI TNPT 2021 .