phrasal verbs
You are strongly attracted to that person and start loving him/her
'Fall _____ someone'
fall for (someone)
Something that is completely decided and cannot be changed .
SET IN STONE
“Our family ______________________by tradition."
SET GREAT STORE
1.John ___________________during the exam. Now his teacher is angry. (Criticism - cheat)
SHOULDN'T HAVE CHEATED
Jack lost his wallet on the way to work. He___________________(lose) it on the bus. (certainty)
must have lost
A phrasal verb for 'dating'
'Go _____ with someone'
go out (with)
When you physically go there.
SET FOOT SOMEWHERE
“I tried to explain the new plan’s benefits, but she ______________________and refuses to listen.
SET IN SOMEONE'S WAYS
My mom ordered some food an hour ago. The delivery boy__________________ by now.(past expectation-arrive)
SHOULD HAVE ARRIVED
You did very well on the exam. You ___________________ (study) a lot. (certainty)
must have studied
You have a good relationship with someone. It is enjoyable and easy for you both to talk to each other and you.
It starts with 'get _____ with somone'
GET ON/ALONG (WITH)
To have positive expectations for someone or something.
SET GREAT STORE BY SOMETHING / SOMEONE
“The schedule seems to be ___________________ but let’s negotiate”.
SET IN STONE
I had some extra money. I______________________ a new book. (Criticism - buy)
SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT
The Smiths___________________(build) their house anywhere. Why did they choose here? (kind of certain)
could have built
You start feeling better after that person has made you unhappy.
'Get ______ someone'
GET OVER (SOMEONE)
Inflexible.
SET IN SOMEODY'S WAYS
“The last time Molly________________ that house was 26 years ago”.
SET FOOT IN
You arrived an hour late! I ____________________for you! (Past expectation - wait )
SHOULDN'T HAVE WAITED
Claire has left her handbag here , she ___________________ ( leave ) in a rush. (certainty)
must have left
You have an argument and stop being friendly with that person.
'Fall ______ with someone'
FALL OUT (WITH)
you end your marriage or relationship.
SPLIT UP (WITH)
“Nothing is ____________until we sign the final contract.”
SET IN STONE
I didn't know you were going to Phil's party yesterday. You ________________ me! (Criticism - tell)
SHOULD HAVE TOLD
They ________________ (leave) early because of the holiday traffic. (not certain)
may have left