Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings
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**VĂN BẢN TRONG ẢNH:**
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EXERCISES
I. Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings.
1. grow up a. have no more of something
2. pass down b. reject or refuse something
3. put out c. consider something carefully before making a decision
4. take over d. accept an unpleasant situation without complaining
5. turn down e. raise or care for a child
6. keep up with f. develop into an adult
7. put up with g. take control of a business or an organisation
8. think over h. stay equal with someone or something
9. run out i. stop something from burning or shining
10. bring up j. transfer something from generation to the next
II. Complete the sentences using the correct form of the phrasal verbs in Exercise I.
1. The chief executive officer has paid $44 billion to ___ the company.
2. Don’t forget to ___ the wall and ceiling lights before you leave the room.
3. Did Abigail ___ Mrs. Song’s dinner invitation without giving an excuse?
4. Telecommunications technologies are developing so fast that it’s hard to ___ them.
5. Elijah and his siblings ___ by their grandparents in Egypt twenty years ago.
6. The environment in which a child ___ plays a decisive role in how the child develops.
7. The best-selling novelist needs a writing break because he ___ ideas for his new book recently.
8. Those patients with Tourette syndrome have to ___ a combined vocal and motor tic disorder.
9. Logan and Charlotte are considering the options; they need time to ___ things.
10. That diamond ring was gifted to my great-grandmother and ___ to other female members of my family since then.
III. Replace the underlined verbs or verb phrases with appropriate phrasal verbs.
1. They’re publishing a guidebook to famous tourist attractions in Vietnam.
2. After a sixteen-hour flight, Emily has finally ___ at Helsinki-Vantaa airport.
3. Passengers should ___ check the information written on the flight tickets.
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**VĂN BẢN TRONG ẢNH:**
```
EXERCISES
I. Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings.
1. grow up a. have no more of something
2. pass down b. reject or refuse something
3. put out c. consider something carefully before making a decision
4. take over d. accept an unpleasant situation without complaining
5. turn down e. raise or care for a child
6. keep up with f. develop into an adult
7. put up with g. take control of a business or an organisation
8. think over h. stay equal with someone or something
9. run out i. stop something from burning or shining
10. bring up j. transfer something from generation to the next
II. Complete the sentences using the correct form of the phrasal verbs in Exercise I.
1. The chief executive officer has paid $44 billion to ___ the company.
2. Don’t forget to ___ the wall and ceiling lights before you leave the room.
3. Did Abigail ___ Mrs. Song’s dinner invitation without giving an excuse?
4. Telecommunications technologies are developing so fast that it’s hard to ___ them.
5. Elijah and his siblings ___ by their grandparents in Egypt twenty years ago.
6. The environment in which a child ___ plays a decisive role in how the child develops.
7. The best-selling novelist needs a writing break because he ___ ideas for his new book recently.
8. Those patients with Tourette syndrome have to ___ a combined vocal and motor tic disorder.
9. Logan and Charlotte are considering the options; they need time to ___ things.
10. That diamond ring was gifted to my great-grandmother and ___ to other female members of my family since then.
III. Replace the underlined verbs or verb phrases with appropriate phrasal verbs.
1. They’re publishing a guidebook to famous tourist attractions in Vietnam.
2. After a sixteen-hour flight, Emily has finally ___ at Helsinki-Vantaa airport.
3. Passengers should ___ check the information written on the flight tickets.
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