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    Phrasal Verbs: Houses Are Very Expensive in This Area

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    PHRASAL VERBS

    1. UNDERLINE THE INTRANSITIVE VERBS THOSE THAT DON’T NEED AN OBJECT.


    put down – put off- make up- write down – stick up for – look after – deal with- let
    down – pull through – run away – sit down – bring up- take care of

    2. UNDERLINE THE TRANSITIVE VERBS (INSEPARABLE) WHOSE OBJECT GOES AT THE


    END.
    put down – put off- make up- write down – stick up for – look after – deal with- let
    down – pull through – run away – sit down – bring up – take care of

    3. PUT THE WORDS IN PARENTHESES IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO COMPLETE EACH


    SENTENCE.
    a. I made a difficult decision. My dog was suffering a lot!
    I (down my dog put) put my dog down
    b. Marc could not come to the meeting.
    He (it put off) … put it off
    c. My mon is the strongest woman I know.
    She always (with deal her problems) … alone. deal with her problems alone
    d. My grandparents help me a lot with my child.
    They (of care take him) … when I have to travel. take care of him

    FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONAL


    1. DECIDE WHETHER THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES SHOULD BE IN THE FIRST OR
    SECOND CONDITIONAL, AND PUT THE VERB IN BRACKETS INTO THE APPROPRIATE
    FORM.
    1. He's coming to our offices tomorrow. If I (see) ______see___________ him, I'll
    give him the message.
    2. If we had the money, we (move) ____could move_________. Unfortunately, new
    houses are very expensive in this area.
    3. If I (be) _________were________ a millionaire, I would still work so that I didn't
    get bored.
    4. If I (tell) _________tell________ you a secret, will you promise not to tell
    anyone?
    5. if you explained to Simon that it wasn't your fault, I am sure he (understand)
    _______could understand________.
    6. If he causes any more problems, I (fire) _______wil fire__________ him.
    7. If I (lose) ________lost_________ my job, I would apply to join the police.
    8. If you (see) ________see__________ her, you will say hello!
    9. If you (find) ______found_________ a suitcase in the road, what would you do
    with it?
    10.He would be upset if I (not/go) ______did not go___ to see him in hospital.
    2. CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION
    1. If I were rich, ___b___ two yachts.
    a. I'll have
    b. I had
    c. I would have
    2. If I ___b___ younger, I would change my job.
    a. Was
    b. Were
    c. Am
    3. If I were her, I ___d___ him.
    a. don't marry
    b. won't marry
    c. will not marry
    d. wouldn't marry
    4. I'll give you a lift in my car if it ___c____.
    a. will rain
    b. rained
    c. is raining
    5. If I ____b____ a more reliable car, I would drive to Paris rather than fly.
    a. would have had
    b. had
    c. would have

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