Phrasal Verbs with Back
Phrasal Verbs with Look
Town and Country
Comparatives
Describing Differences
100

Wait right here, I'll _____ back in 5 minutes.

be

100

I don't know that word... I'll have to look it ___.

up

100

What do you call the area that's in the middle between city and country?

suburbs

100

English is (easier / more easy / easy) than most languages.

easier

100
When strangers are nice to you, it can make a ______ of difference.

world of difference

200

The tow truck took my car away... I need to go downtown to _____ it back.

get

200

Look ____! There is a car coming.

out

200

•far from everything, far from civilization, far from the city

in the middle of nowhere

200

Spanish is about as (harder / more hard / hard) as French.

hard

200

There is a _____ variety of opinions.

 wide

300

The smell of butterfly bush always _________ me back to when I was a child. 

brings

300

Even if you fail sometimes, it's important to look _____ with pride at our mistakes and grow from them.

back

300

•a general term for impoverished areas of large cities

inner city

300
She is (hard-workinger / more hard-working / harder-working) than anyone I know.

harder-working

300

I ______ little resemblance to my mother.

bear

400

I can't just ______ back and watch while they destroy our country.

sit

400

I really look _______ to meeting you.

forward

400

a fast way of life is called...

hectic pace

400

In my opinion, bicycling is (funner / more fun / fun) than running.

more fun

400

•very small difference, almost unnoticeable

subtle difference

500

It's ok to cry sometimes and not ____ back your emotions.

hold back

500

While I'm on vacation, I need somebody to look ______ my plants.

after

500

•the noise, action, and business of big city life

hustle and bustle

500

It is (less gooder / less good / worse) than we had first imagined.

worse

500

There are more good parts than bad parts, so the advantages _________ the disadvantages.

outweigh

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