TIếng Anh lớp 12 - Exercises in english phrasal verbs with other particles

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1. EXERCISES IN ENGLISH PHRASAL VERBS WITH OTHER PARTICLES 2. She in French all right, but she needs to improve her German. gets by stands by puts by BY 3. whenever you want. Being prepared, Surviving, and Visiting Stand by Drop by Get by drop by get by put by stand by 4. The Government ordered the troops to 1. If there's anything you want to see, just drop by 1. get by drop by stand by 2. You can get by in any English conversation with a very limited vocabulary. IV. Write the correct form of the appropriate phrasal verb in the space provided. 3. You should start putting something by 2 for tvhen the chidren are older. 1. Although the budget’s been cut for the coming year, we should just 4. Government engineers were standing by 3 to provide emergency repairs in the 2. I’ll be in case of trouble, so don’t worry. event of a breakdown 3. You’ll never guess who at the office this morning. Notes. 4. With what he’d , he could live in luxury for the rest of his life. 1 Drop in, drop round, come by, come round and stop by mean almost the same as drop by. FORWARD 2 Put aside and set aside mean almost the same as put by. Looking to the future and Presenting something 3 There is also a noun: bring forward go forward look forward to put forward 1 - It was one of three Boeings put on standby for the trip. 1. Ask him to bring the meeting forward to eight o’clock. 2. Preparations were going forward for the annual Caxley Musical Festival. I. Write the correct phrasal verb to complete the following definitions. 3. I’m quite looking forward to seeing Rick again. 2 I If you in a difficult situation, you manage to cope with it. 4. The TUC put forward a plan for national recovery. 2 To means to visit someone informally without having arranged the visit. Notes. 1 3 If you , you are ready to provide help or take action if it becomes Put forward means almost the same as bring forward; put back necessary. means the opposite. 2 4 If you a sum of money or a supply of something, you save it so that you Propose and set out mean almost the same as put forward can use it later. I. Write the correct phrasal verb to complete the following definitions. II. Match the phrases on the left with those on the right. 1 If you OK an idea or proposal, you state it or publish it so that people can 1. Stand by with lots of water consider it and discuss it. 2. It’s always a good idea 2 If you something that is going to happen, you want it to happen 3. It’s possible to get by because you expect to enjoy it. 4. Martin dropped by this afternoon 3 If you a meeting or an event, you arrange for it to be at an earlier time A. to have something put by. or date than was planned. B. and sends you his regards, 4 If something , it makes progress and begins to happen. C. in case a fire breaks out. D. in a job interview by just talking about II. Match the phrases on the left with those on the right. your interests. 1. I did not look forward with any confidence 2. Lipset does not put the proposition forward 1. 2. 3. 4. 3. The match would have III. Choose the best alternative from the phrasal verbs given to fill in the space 4. If our present plans go forward provided. A. to my meeting with the manager. 1. Arthur Coggs had prudently it for future use. B. we shall bring in an assistant for you. stood by put by dropped by C. as a universal truth. D. to be brought forward TQT PHRASAL VERBS WIITH OTHER PARTICLES 02 .
2. 1. 2. 3. 4. A. and I do just want to see for myself. III. Choose the best alternative from the phrasal verbs given to fill in the space B. I didn’t go through with the abortion provided. C. I thought up a more modest scheme. 1. They rejected every proposal D. despite official us disapproval. gone forward looked forward to put forward E. The doctors said he’ll pull through. 2. We have to push ahead, if not we’ll stagnate. go forward look forward to bring forward 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 3. I seeing you in Washington. III. Choose the best alternative from the phrasal verbs given to fill in the space go forward put forward look forward to provided. 4. We would need the delivery dale by one month. 1. The present Government have decided to Part One of the Labour brought forward gone forward looked forward to Government’s Bill for a Health Service in industry. IV. Write the correct form of the appropriate phrasal verb in the space provided. pull through put through think through 1. Let’s hope everything as planned. 2 I realised, with increasing force, that I could not another major 2. The meeting has been to Tuesday. expedition the following spring. 3. The idea was first by J.Good. pul through go through with pull through 4. I leaving school next summer 3. He’s in very bad shape. He’ll but he needs all kinds of attention. pull through go through put through THROUGH 4. He was determined to the difficulty rather than remain baffled. Completing and Being thorough fall through put through think through 5. The sale of your house has at the last minute. fall through go through with pull through put through think through pulled through thought through fallen throug 1. But the scheme fell through, despite al! my careful instructions. IV. Write the correct form of the appropriate phrasalverb in the space provided. 2 The government was determined to go through with that legislation. 1. I had a rough old time from then on, I can tell you! But I I’ve got to 3 The doctors managed to pull her through a long and difficult illness. eighty-five in spite of it all. 4. They put through the first nuclear arms agreements. 2. I cannot explain this easily. I was determined to it, and yet I was not 5. I haven’t really thought the whole business through in my own mind. serious about it. 6. I see the Hitachi deal fell through. 3. I didn't manage to let my fiat after ail, it 4. It really needs to be much more than this, before we proceed. I. Write the correet phrasal verb to complete the following definitions. 5. They had at last succeeded in a meaningful reform 1. If people in authority a proposal or plan, they formally agree to it. 2. If you a situation , you consider it thoroughly, together with all its TOGETHER possible effects or consequences. Being in groups and Organizing things 3. If an arrangement or plan , something goes wrong with it before it get together piece together pull together put together can be completed and it has to be abandoned. 4. If you a decision or an action, you continue to do what is necessary 1. Do you think we could get together1 al Christmas? in order to achieve it or complete it. 2. She had not yet been able to piece together2 exactly what happened. 5. When someone who is very ill , they recover. 3. That's quite enough of that. Pullyourself together now and stop this at once. II. Match the sentences and phrases on the left with those on the right. 4. The shipyards possess years of expertise in putting together 3 such big metal 1. He was planning to put through his deal, structures. 2. I’ve been thinking it all through Notes. 3. She’s down at the hospital with him. 1 There is also a noun: 4. I’m still pregnant. - We’re having a little get-together to celebrate Helen's promotion. 5. When my project to film the North Wall of the Eiger fell through 2 Work out means almost the same as piece together; deduce is a more formal word. TQT PHRASAL VERBS WIITH OTHER PARTICLES 02 .
3. 3 Assemble is a more formal word for put together; take apart means the opposite. ANSWER KEY I. Write the correct phrasal verb to complete the following definitions. 1 If you the truth about something, you gradual!}' discover it. 2 If you an object or its parts, you join its parts to each other so that it BY IV. TOGETHER can be used. 1. get by 1. goes forward I. 3 When you yourself Yup. you control your feelings and behave 2. drop by 2. brought forward, put 1. piece together calmly after you have been upset or angry. 3. stand by forward 2. put together 4 When people , they meet in order to discuss something or to spend 4. put by 3. put forward 3. pull together time together. II. 4. look forward to, am 4. get together II. Match the phrases on the left with those on the right. 1C 2A 3D 4B looking forward to II. 1C 2B 3D 4A 1. Pulling herself together, III. III. 2. Workers and supervisors 1 put by THROUGH 1. put together 3. The agency has put together 2 gets by 1. I put through 2. piece together 4. I found out the truth 3 Drop by 2. think through 3. Pull together A. by piecing together hints and rumours that I 4 stand by 3. falls through 4. get together heard at school. IV. 4. go through with IV. B. get together to discuss their grievances. 1 get by 5. pulls through 1. get together C. Mrs Oliver managed to fight back her 2 standing by II. ID 2A 3E 4B 5C 2. pull together annoyance. 3 dropped by III. 3. put together D. the biggest ever campaign for a new car. 4 put b 1. put through 4. piece together FORWARD 2. go through with 1. 2. 3. 4. I. 3. pull through III. Choose the best alternative from the phrasal verbs given to fill in the space 1. put forward 4. think through provided. 2. look forward to 5. fallen through 1. It says here that a child of 5 can it 3. bring forward, put IV. put together pull together get together forward 1. pulled through 2. As the questioning continued he began to it 4. goes forward 2. go through with pull together piece together get together II. 3. fell through 3. yourself ; don’t let them see you like this. 1A 2C 3D 4B 4. thought through Piece together Pull together Put together III. 5. putting through 4. We really should as soon as possible to discuss the strategy for next 1. put forward year. 2. go forward get together pull together piece together 3. look forward to IV. Write the correct form of the appropriate phrasal verb in the space provided. 4. brought forward 1. Can you with Henry to arrange the wedding reception? 2. He had taken some minutes alone in his room to himself 3. Grease the valve thoroughly and the parts again. 4. Using manuscript sources, it has been possible to the whole story TQT PHRASAL VERBS WIITH OTHER PARTICLES 02 .