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Phrasal Replacement (1) |
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Phrasal Replacement (1) |
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ABONA CON TARJETA |
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REPLACE THE WORDS OR PHRASES IN BOLD TYPE BY SIMILAR OR COMPATIBLE
PHRASAL VERBS. |
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If you don't allow me to enter I'll break down the door. |
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If you don't
me
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He regarded her for a moment and then said, 'She is too tall.' |
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He her for a moment and then said, 'She is too tall.' |
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The line was so bad when I telephoned him that I couldn't understand what he said. |
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The line was so bad when I
him
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Will you take care of the garden while I am in hospital? |
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Will you the garden while I am in hospital? |
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I don't believe a word of his excuse; I'm sure he invented it |
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I don't believe a word of his excuse; I'm sure he it. |
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He's had the best doctors available but he won't recover unless he has the will to live. |
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He's had the best doctors available but he won't
unless he
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Be careful!! The dog is standing behind you. |
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!! The dog is standing behind you. |
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Never postpone till tomorrow what you can do today. |
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Never till tomorrow what you can do today. |
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I regard him as the greatest living novelist. |
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I him as the greatest living novelist. |
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I him as the greatest living novelist. |
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He dressed himself in uniform for the occasion. |
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He uniform for the occasion. |
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He keeps hearing strange footsteps in the house, so he has hired a private detective to investigate the matter. |
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He keeps hearing strange footsteps in the house, so he has hired a private detective to the matter. |
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She was sitting opposite me in the bus but she pretended not to see me. |
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She was sitting opposite me in the bus but she me. |
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Whenever you are in Paris, do go and visit my sister. |
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Whenever you are in Paris, do my sister. |
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Whenever you are in Paris, do my sister . |
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Why was she looking so annoyed? |
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Why was she looking so ? |
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The Albert Hall was erected in memory of Queen Victoria's husband. |
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The Albert Hall was in memory of Queen Victoria's husband. |
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I can't offer hospitality to you all because my flat is too small. |
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I can't
you all
because my flat |
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Suppose you telephone the station and ask them. |
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Suppose you the station and ask them. |
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He disparages his own garden but he likes other people to praise it. |
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He his own garden but he likes other people to praise it. |
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Click on any letter in the menu to check phrasal verbs / Pulsa en cualquier letra del menú para consultar los verbos frasales |
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