Phrasal verb in CF
break off / come between / come over / count on / fit in / give away/ let off / rip off
I have 3 dogs and you hate animals... But I love you, so don't let this .... us.
come between
When I went to Italy I paid 50 euro for one pizza!! The country is nice but so many places are simply a t_____ trap.
tourist trap
I'm sorry but you put so much salt in the soup... It's inedible/nutritional
inedible
Would you object to ... the class early? (leave)
leaving
After several attempts, we could find the perfect city break.
we managed to / were able to find
All that work for nothing! The teacher forgot to give us the test. (not)
We ..... for the test. The teacher forgot to give it to us.
need not have studied
Correct or incorrect?
Getting a bite to eat isn’t quite as interesting offer as going to a fancy restaurant
as interesting an offer as
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I'll never buy anything off ss.com. I'm too scared to be ... .
ripped off
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You aren’t seriously going to the pool in long-lasting / high-heeled shoes, are you?
high-heeled
I attempted ... a tiktok account but I couldn't (make)
to make
You haven’t read those magazines properly; you’ve just flicked them through.
you've just flicked thought them
Scientists are about to discover a cure for that disease.
(verge)
Scientists .... a cure for that disease.
are on the verge of discovering
I like Riga. I'll be living here for the f______ future.
foreseeable future
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Our secret meeting wasn't so secret after Patricia ... the secret ... .
gave the secret away
What you said gave me some f____ for thought.
food for thought
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I was trying to sleep all I could hear was the water ... (drip) so I got up and turned off the tap.
dripping
We were going to drive to the party, but then the car
broke down.
correct
My brother keeps asking to borrow my stuff. It’s getting on
my nerves. (always)
I ..... my brother my stuff. It’s getting on my nerves.
am/’m always being asked to lend
Correct or incorrect?
Jake mustn’t have taken your phone. He hasn’t been here
all day.
can't have taken
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When you go to a new school, it's normal to be worried whether you'll ... .
fit in
Learning English seems simple enough, but it's ... said than done.
easier
This isn't a very eclectic/flattering drawing of me. Looks almost like a caricature.
flattering
I advise ... (walk) slowly - the road is quite icy.
walking
I was feeling pretty down, but my friends managed to cheer up me.
to cheer me up
My sister’s having her baby next week. (due)
My sister’s baby ....... born next week.
is due to be
We haven't decided on the date for the wedding. That's still pending/long-term
pending
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If you're so hungry I can ... a bit of my sandwich.
break off
Wearing a white dress to someone's wedding could ... some eyebrows
raise
After a tough day at school I was relieved to put on my pyjamas and my dressing/evening gown.
dressing
If you don't like the sweater I made you, feel free .... (give away)
to give it away
The most likeliest reason for his being late is that he missed
the bus.
the most likely / the likeliest
I had expected the journey to be far more tiring than it was.
(such)
It wasn’t ... I had expected.
such a tiring journey as
Correct or incorrect?
I know you feel bad right now about the test, but I suggest
you put failing it down to bad luck.
correct