Phrasal Verbs
say no to something
TURN DOWN
to remove something, especially clothes
TAKE OFF
understand
understood-understoon
I ----------------(known) Sam since 1996.
have known
they ----------(live) in London at the moment
are living
Join an organized activity
SIGN UP
to put a piece of clothing on a hanger or a hook
HANG UP
choose
chose - chosen
When I was a child, I .............. go skating with my little brother every Saturday
used to
We ---------------------(see) Oliver last month.
saw
start to feel happy in a new job/situation
SETTLE DOWN
bring
brought - brought
how long/you/clean?
How long have you been cleaning?
what / Lucy / do at the weekends?
what does Lucy do at the weekends?
try something new
TRY OUT
stop living in a particular place
MOVE TO
fly
flew - flown
Susie -------------(watch) a film when she ----------(hear) the noise.
was watching/heard
She ------------- (learn) English for two years.
has been learning
feel happy about something in the future
LOOK FOWARD TO
to use something so much that it is damaged and cannot be used any more, or to become damaged in this way
WEAR OUT
ride
rode - ridden
Yesterday I ---------------(go) to the library, next I------------ (have) a swim, later I -------------(meet) Julie for coffee.
went/had/met
In the past people ............. sit in front of the TV for dinner and ............ watch the only TV channel they......
In the past people would sit in front of the TV for dinner and would watch the only TV channel they had.