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Phrasal Verbs_(31-45)_Task 2Versión en línea Choose the correct variant por Anna Komelkova 1 Unfortunately, we had no other choice but to ... the meeting. a run out of b call off c apply for 2 You should change your mind while you still can; otherwise you might ... having regrets. a end up b add up to c correspond with 3 I've ... ideas what else we can do to improve the situation. I wish someone would help us! a summed up b ended up c run out of 4 I wouldn't dare ... him ... taking that money, unless you've got some solid proof. a charge ... for b accuse ... of c inform ... about 5 ... making any sudden movements - they can scare him off. a Beware of b Think through c Add to 6 They've been ... spying for a rival state and must face a trial. a charged for b called off c charged with 7 Although breakfasts were supposed to be included, they've ... us ... them anyway! a accused ... of b charged ... for c summed ... up 8 This is no light reading, so you have to ... the plot twists and hidden allusions all the time! a think over b correspond with c concentrate on 9 It is simply not worth ... so much time and effort ... such a useless thing. a devoting ... to b informing ... of c running ... out 10 Try not to ... the troubles we already have! a beware of b add to c devote yourself to 11 How would you ... his attitude to work? a sum up b end up c apply to 12 Are you sure you've ... everything ...? You know you don't have to rush into any decisions, right? a charged ... with b thought ... over c called ... off 13 What kind of programme have you ... as your mobility phase? a devoted to b run out of c applied to 14 My views on the matter don't ... those of my relatives. a accuse of b apply to c correspond with 15 Have you been ... the changes to our schedule for the next week? a informed of b charged with c concentrated on

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Phrasal Verbs_(31-45)_Task 2Versión en línea

por Anna Komelkova

Unfortunately, we had no other choice but to ... the meeting.

You should change your mind while you still can; otherwise you might ... having regrets.

I've ... ideas what else we can do to improve the situation. I wish someone would help us!

I wouldn't dare ... him ... taking that money, unless you've got some solid proof.

... making any sudden movements - they can scare him off.

They've been ... spying for a rival state and must face a trial.

Although breakfasts were supposed to be included, they've ... us ... them anyway!

This is no light reading, so you have to ... the plot twists and hidden allusions all the time!

It is simply not worth ... so much time and effort ... such a useless thing.

Try not to ... the troubles we already have!

How would you ... his attitude to work?

Are you sure you've ... everything ...? You know you don't have to rush into any decisions, right?

What kind of programme have you ... as your mobility phase?

My views on the matter don't ... those of my relatives.

Have you been ... the changes to our schedule for the next week?