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----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
1. I came ______ an interesting article in the newspaper this morning.
2. Unfortunately, only a few people turned ______ at the meeting.
3. The police were standing ______ in case of any problems at the demonstration.
4. I ran ______ Judy on the way to the supermarket this morning.
5. Joe has to leave now - can you see him ______?
6. The teacher ran ______ thirty copies of the new timetable and gave one to each student.
7. Bill was let ______ of prison after serving only three months of his sentence.
8. If you save yourself a little money each week, you'll save quite a lot.
9. Ann carried her speech ______ well.
10. (a) ______ your shoelaces, or you'll fall over.
(b) Our new house is wonderful, but it needs ______.
11. (a) As soon as I opened the door, I could see that my house had been ______.
(b) While I was walking back from the cinema, I was ______ by a gang of teenagers.
12. (a) While we're cleaning the room, let's ______ the cupboards.
(b) We've had the kitchen ______ with aluminium units and light blue tiles.
13. (b) I could really ______ a nice cup of tea.
14. We need to get a new photocopier. This one's ______.
15. (a) A lot of the restrictions on imports have been ______.
(b) He gave me a small parcel ______ in silver paper.
16. Before the party she spent hours ______ herself.
17. (a) I think someone ______ him to get his money.
(b) I'm completely ______ after all that running around.
18. (b) You mustn't ______ yourself - you have a lot of ability.
19. (a) Most of the articles in today's paper are ______ America's foreign policy.
20. (b) My resignation has nothing to ______ my argument with the manager.
21. IV. Underline the correct particle(s) to fit with each phrasal verb.
22. He was very rude to the teacher, but got down to ______ with it.
23. What did you get up to ______ on to last night?
24. How's your son getting on ______ at University?
25. Karen was ill for a few weeks, but she's got under ______ it now.
26. I don't really want to see her tonight. How can I get over ______ in / out of it?
27. After lunch we got down to ______ with / away from discussing future plans for the company.
28. I just need to get by ______ through / over this week, then I can take a break for a few days.
29. I don't earn much money, but I manage to get down ______ off / by.
30. Although they are always getting over ______ at / to me.
31. I tried to call the complaints department, but I couldn't get over ______ around / through.
32. I sometimes have problems getting my meaning through ______ across / over in English.
33. Everyone told me that it was a really good film, but I just couldn't get into ______ onto / over it.
34. Mr Johnson must be getting on for ______ in / out of with 80.
35. The goods we ordered last week haven't arrived yet. I'll get away with ______ out of / on to the supplier this afternoon.
36. I'm not enjoying my computer classes. I don't get much round to ______ out of / on to them.
37. I'm sorry I don't have the information you need at the moment. Leave me your phone number and I'll get off ______ up to / back to this afternoon.
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**III. Choose a phrasal verb that can fit each two blanks at once. Change the verb tenses if necessary**
1. (a) **trip over** your shoelaces, or you'll fall over.
2. (b) As soon as I opened the door, I could see that my house had been **broken into**.
3. (c) While I was walking back from the cinema, I was **followed by** a gang of teenagers.
4. (d) While we're cleaning the room, let's **clear out** the cupboards.
5. (e) I could really **treat yourself** in your free time is your business.
6. (f) We need to get a new photocopier. This one's **on the blink**.
7. (g) A lot of the restrictions on imports have been **lifted**.
8. (h) I think that someone **took advantage of** him to get his money.
9. (i) I'm completely **fed up with** all that running around.
10. (j) Joe had been **let down by** his teacher so often that he had lost all confidence.
11. (k) You mustn't **underestimate** yourself — you have a lot of ability.
12. (l) Most of the articles in today's paper are to **do with** America's foreign policy.

**IV. Underline the correct particle(s) to fit each phrasal verb**
1. was... **get down to** / off with / away with it.
2. What did you get up to / **through** / on to last night?
3. How's your son getting **on** / into / over at University?
4. Karen was ill for a few weeks, but she's got **over** / about / it now.
5. I don't really want to see her tonight. How can I get **out of** / in / out of it?
6. After lunch we got down to / **off** / away from discussing future plans for the company.
7. If I can get **by** / through / over this week, then I can take a break for a few days.
8. I don't earn much money, but I manage to **get down** / off / by.
9. Although they are very different, Toby and Andrea get on / **by** / around together.
10. My boss is always getting over / **at** / to me.
11. I tried to call the complaints department, but I couldn't get over / **around** / through.
12. There were some problems getting my meaning **through** / across / over in English.
13. Everyone told me that it was a really good film, but I just couldn't get into / **onto** / over it.
14. Mr. Johnson must finish the **line of** / in / to / off with 80.
15. The goods we ordered last week haven't arrived yet. I'll get away with / **out of** / on to the supplier this afternoon.
16. I tried to explain my computer classes. I don’t get much **round to** / out of / on to of them.
17. I'm sorry I don't have the information you need at the moment. Leave me your phone number and I'll get **up to** / **back to** you this afternoon.

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Ying
07/08 09:27:35
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II. Choose a phrasal verb that can fit each two blanks at once. Change the verb tenses if necessary
1. (a) **trip over** your shoelaces, or you'll fall over.
2. (b) As soon as I opened the door, I could see that my house had been **broken into**.
3. (c) While I was walking back from the cinema, I was **followed by** a gang of teenagers.
4. (d) While we're cleaning the room, let's **clear out** the cupboards.
5. (e) I could really **treat yourself** in your free time is your business.
6. (f) We need to get a new photocopier. This one's **on the blink**.
7. (g) A lot of the restrictions on imports have been **lifted**.
8. (h) I think that someone **took advantage of** him to get his money.
9. (i) I'm completely **fed up with** all that running around.
10. (j) Joe had been **let down by** his teacher so often that he had lost all confidence.
11. (k) You mustn't **underestimate** yourself — you have a lot of ability.
12. (l) Most of the articles in today's paper are to **do with** America's foreign policy.

IV. Underline the correct particle(s) to fit each phrasal verb
1. was... **get down to** / off with / away with it.
2. What did you get up to / **through** / on to last night?
3. How's your son getting **on** / into / over at University?
4. Karen was ill for a few weeks, but she's got **over** / about / it now.
5. I don't really want to see her tonight. How can I get **out of** / in / out of it?
6. After lunch we got down to / **off** / away from discussing future plans for the company.
7. If I can get **by** / through / over this week, then I can take a break for a few days.
8. I don't earn much money, but I manage to **get down** / off / by.
9. Although they are very different, Toby and Andrea get on / **by** / around together.
10. My boss is always getting over / **at** / to me.
11. I tried to call the complaints department, but I couldn't get over / **around** / through.
12. There were some problems getting my meaning **through** / across / over in English.
13. Everyone told me that it was a really good film, but I just couldn't get into / **onto** / over it.
14. Mr. Johnson must finish the **line of** / in / to / off with 80.
15. The goods we ordered last week haven't arrived yet. I'll get away with / **out of** / on to the supplier this afternoon.
16. I tried to explain my computer classes. I don’t get much **round to** / out of / on to of them.
17. I'm sorry I don't have the information you need at the moment. Leave me your phone number and I'll get **up to** / **back to** you this afternoon.

 

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Phạm Nhi
07/08 09:28:52
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  • 14.I came across an interesting article in the newspaper this morning.

  • 15.Unfortunately, only a few people turned up at the meeting.

  • The police were standing by in case of any problems at the demonstration.

  • I ran into Judy on the way to the supermarket this morning.

  • Joe has to leave now - can you see him off?

  • The teacher ran off thirty copies of the new timetable and gave one to each student.

  • Bill was let out of prison after serving only three months of his sentence.

  • If you save yourself a little money each week, you'll save up quite a lot.

  • Ann carried her speech off well.

  • (a) Do up your shoelaces, or you'll fall over. (b) Our new house is wonderful, but it needs doing up.

  • (a) As soon as I opened the door, I could see that my house had been broken into. (b) While I was walking back from the cinema, I was mugged by a gang of teenagers.

  • (a) While we're cleaning the room, let's clear out the cupboards. (b) We've had the kitchen done up with aluminium units and light blue tiles.

  • I could really do with a nice cup of tea.

  • We need to get a new photocopier. This one's worn out.

  • (a) A lot of the restrictions on imports have been done away with. (b) He gave me a small parcel wrapped in silver paper.

  • Before the party she spent hours dressing up.

  • (a) I think someone set him up to get his money. (b) I'm completely worn out after all that running around.

  • You mustn't underestimate yourself - you have a lot of ability.

  • (a) Most of the articles in today's paper are about America's foreign policy.

  • (b) My resignation has nothing to do with my argument with the manager.

  • IV. Underline the correct particle(s) to fit with each phrasal verb.

  1. He was very rude to the teacher, but got away with it.

  2. What did you get up to last night?

  3. How's your son getting on at University?

  4. Karen was ill for a few weeks, but she's got over it now.

  5. I don't really want to see her tonight. How can I get out of it?

  6. After lunch we got down to discussing future plans for the company.

  7. I just need to get through this week, then I can take a break for a few days.

  8. I don't earn much money, but I manage to get by.

  9. Although they are always getting at me.

  10. I tried to call the complaints department, but I couldn't get through.

  11. I sometimes have problems getting my meaning across in English.

  • Everyone told me that it was a really good film, but I just couldn't get into it.

  • Mr Johnson must be getting on for 80.

  • The goods we ordered last week haven't arrived yet. I'll get onto the supplier this afternoon.

  • I'm not enjoying my computer classes. I don't get much out of them.

  • I'm sorry I don't have the information you need at the moment. Leave me your phone number and I'll get back to you this afternoon.

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Heyy
07/08 09:30:54
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  1. I came across an interesting article in the newspaper this morning.
  2. Unfortunately, only a few people turned up at the meeting.
  3. The police were standing by in case of any problems at the demonstration.
  4. I ran into Judy on the way to the supermarket this morning.
  5. Joe has to leave now - can you see him off?
  6. The teacher ran off thirty copies of the new timetable and gave one to each student.
  7. Bill was let out of prison after serving only three months of his sentence.
  8. If you save yourself a little money each week, you'll save quite a lot.
  9. Ann carried her speech off well.
  10. (a) Do up your shoelaces, or you'll fall over. (b) Our new house is wonderful, but it needs doing up.
  11. (a) As soon as I opened the door, I could see that my house had been broken into. (b) While I was walking back from the cinema, I was set upon by a gang of teenagers.
  12. (a) While we're cleaning the room, let's clear out the cupboards. (b) We've had the kitchen done up with aluminium units and light blue tiles.
  13. (b) I could really do with a nice cup of tea.
  14. We need to get a new photocopier. This one's done for.
  15. (a) A lot of the restrictions on imports have been done away with. (b) He gave me a small parcel done up in silver paper.
  16. Before the party she spent hours doing up herself.
  17. (a) I think someone did him in to get his money. (b) I'm completely done in after all that running around.
  18. (b) You mustn't do yourself down - you have a lot of ability.
  19. (a) Most of the articles in today's paper are to do with America's foreign policy.
  20. (b) My resignation has nothing to do with my argument with the manager.
  21. (No answer needed)
  22. He was very rude to the teacher, but got down to get away with it.
  23. What did you get up to onto last night?
  24. How's your son getting on at University?
  25. Karen was ill for a few weeks, but she's got under over it now.
  26. I don't really want to see her tonight. How can I get over in / out of it?
  27. After lunch we got down to discussing future plans for the company.
  28. I just need to get by through this week, then I can take a break for a few days.
  29. I don't earn much money, but I manage to get down by.
  30. Although they are always getting over at me.
  31. I tried to call the complaints department, but I couldn't get over through.
  32. I sometimes have problems getting my meaning through across in English.
  33. Everyone told me that it was a really good film, but I just couldn't get into it.
  34. Mr Johnson must be getting on for 80.
  35. The goods we ordered last week haven't arrived yet. I'll get away with the supplier this afternoon.
  36. I'm not enjoying my computer classes. I don't get much round to them.
  37. I'm sorry I don't have the information you need at the moment. Leave me your phone number and I'll get off back to you this afternoon.


 

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