Phrasal Verbs: Relationships
Relative Clauses
Compound Adjectives
have/get something done
100


I feel terrible about disappointing Tom, but I’m just too tired to go out tonight.

letting Tom down

100

Defining/ Non-defining: Lucinda’s father, whose work is mainly in the UK, was born in India.

non-defining

100

having a large, strong body

well-built

100

My new phone didn’t work, so I __________ (get/the shop / replace) it with a new one. 

got the shop to replace

200

We always support each other in my family.

stick together

200

Defining/ non-defining: "There had been something in her voice which had really appealed to him."

defining

200

My dad’s 45, so I guess he’s middle-________. 

aged

200

My coat has a dirty mark on it, so I'm __________ (have/it/clean). 

having it cleaned

300

to be similar to an older member of your family in appearance or character

take after

300

Correct the mistake: "The beach, who is really long and wide, is perfect for playing ball games."

The beach, which/that is really long and wide, is perfect for playing ball games.

300

My uncle’s living with us at the moment, but it’s only a _______________ arrangement. He’s moving out to his own place soon. 

short-term

300

My brother kicked a football through the neighbours’ window and they _____________(get/my parents/pay) for a new one. 

got my parents to pay

400

to be confident you can depend on someone

count on

400

What part is the relative clause? "Attis couldn’t stop thinking about the woman he had spoken to."

he had spoken to

400

I try to eat a well-_______ diet and I can’t stand badly-__________ pets! My dog’s so good! 

 

balanced, behaved

400

I had to work very late, but I ___________ (get/my boss/call) a taxi to take me home. 

got my boss to call

500

It always feels as if Susanna is thinking that I’m less important than her.

looking down on me

500

True or False: For non-defining clauses, we cannot leave out the relative pronouns, we use 'that' for people or things and we always use commas before and after the relative clauses. 

True

500

feeling sure about yourself and your own abilities

self-confident

500

My sister was away on Mum’s birthday, but she ______________ (have/a bunch of flowers/deliver) to the house. 

had a bunch of flowers