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| A 1. The train gets in at 7.45pm. 2. She´s going to ask her boss for a payrise as she doesn´t have enough to get by. 3. Louise gets on very well with her brothers. They never argue. 4. He was so busy that he didn´t get round to buying his wife a birthday present. 5. I´ve been trying to ring my parents but I can´t get through. The line´s constantly engaged. 6. We´re going to New York on 20 December and we get back on 7 January. 7. Gary´s very disappointed about breaking up with Lola but he´ll get over it. 8. He wants to get out of doing military service. 9. The thieves got away in a stolen red Audi. 10. His attitude really gets to me. He thinks he knows everything! ANSWERS More Phrasal Verb exercises |
| Read the examples in A and match the phrasal verbs with their definitions in B |
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| B a) annoy b) arrive c) avoid (doing something) d) escape e) find the time to do something f) have a good relationship g) manage financially h) recover from i) return j) succeed in contacting somebody by phone |
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