Phrasal verbs
We have a few problems to _______ before we can finish the project
deal with, cope with, handle
I would like to _______ your attention to the last point in my report, as it is very important.
draw
improve (noun)
improvement
fail ____ do
to
1) It suddenly _______ me that I had left my keys in the office.
2) Despite the difficulties, he refused to _______ and kept working hard.
dawn on; give in (give up is also possible)
Unfortunately, he didn't study enough, so he is likely to _______ the history exam.
1) fail 2) in two minds
intense (verb and adverb)
instinsify; intensely
boast _____ sth
capable ____ doing
of, about
of
1) Technology changes so fast; it's difficult to _______ the latest trends.
2) I need some time to _______ your offer before I give you an answer.
3) The concept was so complex that it took me a long time to finally _______
1) keep up with 2) think over 3) catch on
It never even _______ my mind that she might be lying to us.
I'd like to _______ a suggestion: why don't we eat out tonight?
1) crossed 2) makes 3) make
behave (noun) + negative prefix
think (adjective) + negative prefix
behaviour ; misbehave; misbehaviour
thinkable; unthinkable; thoughtful; unthoughtful
settle ___ sth
succeed ___ sth
congratulate ____ sth
for, on
in
on
1) What are you trying to ______ ?
2) Dan _______ college after only one month.
3) You need to ______ ideas in your essay better.
4) The exam was easy, so I _______ it very quickly.
1) get at 2) dropped out of 3) set out 4) sailed through
I can't go out tonight; I have a lot of homework to ____
You _______ a mistake in this task.
Can you _______ over a book please?
The lesson is over, now we have a lunch ______
1. do 2. 've made 3. pass 4. break
understand (noun) +negative
intense (noun)
reason (adverb)
fail (noun)
understanding, misunderstanding
intensity
reasonably
failure
suitable. ___ sth
similar ____ sth
suggest _____ (Verb do) sth
admire ___ sb ____ sth
for
to
doing
___; for