PHRASAL VERB -EMOTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS

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PHRASAL VERB -EMOTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPSVersión en línea Try to guess which phrasal verb goes with each letter of the alphabet por EVA BALLESTEROS CODINA A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A It's a phrasal verb meaning to invite someone for a date. Example: Tom _____ me ___ the other day, but I wasn't feeling it. Starts with B It's a phrasal verb meaning to become very angry at somebody. Example: Mafalda ____ __ at Sara when the phone call said she had forgotten their plans. Starts with C It's a phrasal verb meaning to endure or manage a difficult situation. Example: Not only did Katerina ____ ____ her routines and tasks, but she also managed to join the ABC game. Starts with D It's a phrasal verb meaning scold or criticise severely, especially by someone in authority. Example: The manager _______ him ____ for being late. Starts with E It's a phrasal verb meaning to become less strict or intense. Example: The teacher _____ __ on homework after exams. Starts with F It's a phrasal verb meaning to be very angry or complain angrily, often for an extended period of time. Example: She was still ______ ______ the rude comment at the meeting. Starts with G It's a phrasal verb meaning to recover from something bad, like sadness or illness. Example: She couldn't ___ ____ the breakup for months. Starts with H It's a phrasal verb meaning to flirt with someone. Example: He kept _______ __ her at the party. Starts with I It's a phrasal verb meaning to solve small problems or finalise details. Example: Emma needed to meet Kat to ____ ___ the Hey Lady project details. Starts with J It's a phrasal verb meaning to treat someone unfairly or manipulate them for your own advantage. She felt he was _______ her ______, always promising help then cancelling. Starts with K It's a phrasal verb meaning to stay at the same level as others. Daniela _____ __ ____ the lessons by studying a little each day. Starts with L It's a phrasal verb meaning to suddenly criticise or attack someone angrily. She______ ___ at her classmate after he made a mistake; later she apologised. Starts with M It's a phrasal verb meaning to treat someone disrespectfully. Example: He _______ her ______ saying he'd help then never did. Contains N It's a phrasal verb meaning to start working hard and seriously. Now it's time to _______ ____ — let's get rid of the distractions and get to work. Starts with O It's a phrasal verb meaning to share feelings or thoughts with someone. Carine ______ __ to Nirosha about her anxiety, and Nirosha listened and comforted her. Starts with P It's a phrasal verb meaning to make someone very angry. What really ______ me ___ is when people just talk over others and never listen. Starts with Q It's a phrasal verb meaning to become calmer or less noisy. Shh, please _____ ____ a bit; this is a library and I can't hear myself think over your chatter. Starts with R I'ts a phrasal verb meaning to speak very enthusiastically about something or praise it a lot. Emanuela _____ _____ the Hey Lady platform and how it helped women practise English around the globe. Starts with S It's a phrasal verb meaning to disturb or shock someone mentally or emotionally. It really _____ me __ when my best friend moved away. Starts with T It's a phrasal verb meaning to start crying a little, often because something is emotional. After watching the emotional movie, she started to ____ __. Starts with U It's a phrasal verb meaning to make something important start to happen. The COVID pandemic ______ __ a new way of working for many employees. Contains V It's a phrasal verb meaning to relax and do very little. They _____ ___ on the sofa to recharge their energy after a hard week. Starts with W It's a phrasal verb meaning to relax, to calm down. After a whole day working, Shabnam want to ____ ___ by listening to music. Contains X It's a phrasal verb meaning to confuse or change the order. Example: We often ___ words __ and say the wrong thing by mistake, so English learners sometimes feel embarrassed. Starts with Y It's a phrasal verb meaning to shout quickly to get attention. Mi daugther used to ____ ___ my name across the room to get my attention. Starts with Z It's a verb meaning to close. And now, I am going to ___ my lips and let you all go!! Thanks for being here and see you in another ABC game!!!!

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Starts with A

It's a phrasal verb meaning to invite someone for a date. Example: Tom _____ me ___ the other day, but I wasn't feeling it.

Starts with B

It's a phrasal verb meaning to become very angry at somebody. Example: Mafalda ____ __ at Sara when the phone call said she had forgotten their plans.

Starts with C

It's a phrasal verb meaning to endure or manage a difficult situation. Example: Not only did Katerina ____ ____ her routines and tasks, but she also managed to join the ABC game.

Starts with D

It's a phrasal verb meaning scold or criticise severely, especially by someone in authority. Example: The manager _______ him ____ for being late.

Starts with E

It's a phrasal verb meaning to become less strict or intense. Example: The teacher _____ __ on homework after exams.

Starts with F

It's a phrasal verb meaning to be very angry or complain angrily, often for an extended period of time. Example: She was still ______ ______ the rude comment at the meeting.

Starts with G

It's a phrasal verb meaning to recover from something bad, like sadness or illness. Example: She couldn't ___ ____ the breakup for months.

Starts with H

It's a phrasal verb meaning to flirt with someone. Example: He kept _______ __ her at the party.

Starts with I

It's a phrasal verb meaning to solve small problems or finalise details. Example: Emma needed to meet Kat to ____ ___ the Hey Lady project details.

Starts with J

It's a phrasal verb meaning to treat someone unfairly or manipulate them for your own advantage. She felt he was _______ her ______, always promising help then cancelling.

Starts with K

It's a phrasal verb meaning to stay at the same level as others. Daniela _____ __ ____ the lessons by studying a little each day.

Starts with L

It's a phrasal verb meaning to suddenly criticise or attack someone angrily. She______ ___ at her classmate after he made a mistake; later she apologised.

Starts with M

It's a phrasal verb meaning to treat someone disrespectfully. Example: He _______ her ______ saying he'd help then never did.

Contains N

It's a phrasal verb meaning to start working hard and seriously. Now it's time to _______ ____ — let's get rid of the distractions and get to work.

Starts with O

It's a phrasal verb meaning to share feelings or thoughts with someone. Carine ______ __ to Nirosha about her anxiety, and Nirosha listened and comforted her.

Starts with P

It's a phrasal verb meaning to make someone very angry. What really ______ me ___ is when people just talk over others and never listen.

Starts with Q

It's a phrasal verb meaning to become calmer or less noisy. Shh, please _____ ____ a bit; this is a library and I can't hear myself think over your chatter.

Starts with R

I'ts a phrasal verb meaning to speak very enthusiastically about something or praise it a lot. Emanuela _____ _____ the Hey Lady platform and how it helped women practise English around the globe.

Starts with S

It's a phrasal verb meaning to disturb or shock someone mentally or emotionally. It really _____ me __ when my best friend moved away.

Starts with T

It's a phrasal verb meaning to start crying a little, often because something is emotional. After watching the emotional movie, she started to ____ __.

Starts with U

It's a phrasal verb meaning to make something important start to happen. The COVID pandemic ______ __ a new way of working for many employees.

Contains V

It's a phrasal verb meaning to relax and do very little. They _____ ___ on the sofa to recharge their energy after a hard week.

Starts with W

It's a phrasal verb meaning to relax, to calm down. After a whole day working, Shabnam want to ____ ___ by listening to music.

Contains X

It's a phrasal verb meaning to confuse or change the order. Example: We often ___ words __ and say the wrong thing by mistake, so English learners sometimes feel embarrassed.

Starts with Y

It's a phrasal verb meaning to shout quickly to get attention. Mi daugther used to ____ ___ my name across the room to get my attention.

Starts with Z

It's a verb meaning to close. And now, I am going to ___ my lips and let you all go!! Thanks for being here and see you in another ABC game!!!!

It's a phrasal verb meaning to invite someone for a date. Example: Tom ___ me _ the other day, but I wasn't feeling it.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to become very angry at somebody. Example: Mafalda __ at Sara when the phone call said she had forgotten their plans.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to endure or manage a difficult situation. Example: Not only did Katerina her routines and tasks, but she also managed to join the ABC game.

It's a phrasal verb meaning scold or criticise severely, especially by someone in authority. Example: The manager ___ him for being late.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to become less strict or intense. Example: The teacher ___ on homework after exams.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to be very angry or complain angrily, often for an extended period of time. Example: She was still the rude comment at the meeting.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to recover from something bad, like sadness or illness. Example: She couldn't _ __ the breakup for months.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to flirt with someone. Example: He kept _____ her at the party.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to solve small problems or finalise details. Example: Emma needed to meet Kat to __ _ the Hey Lady project details.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to treat someone unfairly or manipulate them for your own advantage. She felt he was _ her , always promising help then cancelling.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to stay at the same level as others. Daniela _ __ the lessons by studying a little each day.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to suddenly criticise or attack someone angrily. She____ _ at her classmate after he made a mistake; later she apologised.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to treat someone disrespectfully. Example: He _ her saying he'd help then never did.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to start working hard and seriously. Now it's time to ___ — let's get rid of the distractions and get to work.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to share feelings or thoughts with someone. Carine ____ to Nirosha about her anxiety, and Nirosha listened and comforted her.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to make someone very angry. What really ____ me _ is when people just talk over others and never listen.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to become calmer or less noisy. Shh, please _ a bit; this is a library and I can't hear myself think over your chatter.

I'ts a phrasal verb meaning to speak very enthusiastically about something or praise it a lot. Emanuela _ _ the Hey Lady platform and how it helped women practise English around the globe.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to disturb or shock someone mentally or emotionally. It really ___ me when my best friend moved away.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to start crying a little, often because something is emotional. After watching the emotional movie, she started to __ .

It's a phrasal verb meaning to make something important start to happen. The COVID pandemic ____ a new way of working for many employees.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to relax and do very little. They ___ _ on the sofa to recharge their energy after a hard week.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to relax, to calm down. After a whole day working, Shabnam want to __ _ by listening to music.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to confuse or change the order. Example: We often _ words and say the wrong thing by mistake, so English learners sometimes feel embarrassed.

It's a phrasal verb meaning to shout quickly to get attention. Mi daugther used to __ _ my name across the room to get my attention.