Phrasal Verbs
Use the given word in the right form:
We can get together anytime next week. Do you have any _______ for which day?
PREFER
preference
Choose the right phrase: badly paid, challenging, full-time, manual, part-time, skilled, temporary, well paid + work/job
Juan’s _______in IT is extremely_________ as there is so much to learn in such a short time.
job/challenging
Change the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first one.
I don’t think you should travel on your own.
YOU
If I _______________ travel on my own.
were you I wouldn't
Say ten collocations with the word work/job
See page 63
Use the given word in the right form:
I’m afraid we need to make a tiny _______ to your salary this month.
ADJUST
adjustment
Complete with food, dish or meal + balanced, convenience, elaborate, filling, light, shortage, simple, source, supply.
That ______was so ______ I could hardly move afterwards.
meal / filling
Change the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first one.
You’ll need to do plenty of reading to pass the exam.
READ
You won’t pass the exam__________ a lot.
unless you read
Say the nouns for these verbs:
behave, approve, respond, intend, advise
behaviour, approval, response, intention, advice
Use the given word in the right form:
I need your _________before I can spend any money on equipment. Please sign here.
APPROVE
approval
Choose the right phrase: badly paid, challenging, full-time, manual, part-time, skilled, temporary, well paid + work/job
In the UK, agricultural ______ is often ______ despite the long hours in sometimes terrible weather.
work/badly paid
Change the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first one.
This is the worst film I’ve ever seen.
BAD
I have __________ film before.
never seen such a bad
Use these linkers in sentences of your own:
despite
although
Despite being ill, she went to class.
Although she was ill, she went to class.
Use the given word in the right form:
I really enjoy golf, but the nearest club is so______ . They rarely accept new members.
EXCLUDE
exclusive
Choose the right word:
Fiona doesn’t think she has any possibility / occasion / opportunity of landing the job she applied for.
possibility
Change the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first one.
I should have drunk less coffee before I went to bed last night.
TOO
I couldn’t sleep because _________ coffee last night.
I drank/had drunk too much
Use these phrasal verbs in sentences of your own:
get away with, get over, put off
She cheated on the exam and got away with it.
She couldn't get over her divorce.
Because of the pandemics many couples had to put off their weddings.
Use the given word in the right form:
Your essay is ________ but, with a little more research, it could have been much better.
SATISFY
satisfactory
Complete with food, dish or meal + balanced, convenience, elaborate, filling, light, shortage, simple, source, supply.
Thanks to developments in agriculture, the total world________is still increasing, although there can easily be local ________when bad weather destroys crops.
food supply/ food shortages
Change the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first one.
While I was studying, my teacher advised me to get plenty of sleep.
PIECE
My teacher gave me ___________ my studies, which was to get plenty of sleep.
a piece of advice during
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