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Phrasal Verbs Exercise

May 28, 2023 - B2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Please bear ............... us while we clean up this mess.
Wrong!
Bear with = be patient with someone
2The burglars broke ............... their home while they were holidaying in Hawaii.
Wrong!
Break into = enter by force
3We need to do ............... with such outdated customs.
Wrong!
do away = annul, abrogate
4When she learnt that he was already in another relationship, she called ............... their wedding.
Wrong!
call off = cancel
5She couldn't hold her tears ............... while narrating the trauma she had endured.
Wrong!
hold something back = restrain
6Don't bottle ............... your emotions.
Wrong!
Bottle up = restrain, hold back
7We intend to go ............... with the project.
Wrong!
8In the past, rich landlords used to prey ............... their poor tenants.
Wrong!
Prey upon = exploit
9Eventually, things started looking ...............
Wrong!
Look up = improve
10She went to a quaint countryside to get ............... from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Wrong!
11When the colonists arrived in America, they killed ............... the natives.
Wrong!
12Heat exhaustion caused him to pass ...............
Wrong!
Pass out = lose consciousness
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Please bear with us while we clean up this mess.
  2. The burglars broke into their home while they were holidaying in Hawaii.
  3. We need to do away with such outdated customs.
  4. When she learnt that he was already in another relationship, she called off their wedding.
  5. She couldn’t hold her tears back while narrating the trauma she had endured.
  6. Don’t bottle up your emotions.
  7. We intend to go ahead with the project.
  8. In the past, rich landlords used to prey upon their poor tenants.
  9. Eventually, things started looking up
  10. She went to a quaint countryside to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
  11. When the colonists arrived in America, they killed off the natives.
  12. Heat exhaustion caused him to pass out
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