Phrasal Verbs: Conversation Prompts A–J

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Conversation prompts with A–J phrasal verbs

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Phrasal Verbs: Conversation Prompts A–JVersión en línea Conversation prompts with A–J phrasal verbs por Evelyn Urtlauf 1 ADD UP Speak about the last time you thought that the reasons/explanations/excuses somebody was giving you just didn´t *add up. 2 ASK AROUND / ROUND Which task do you* *check in on* regularly, and why is it important to stay on top of it? 3 BACK SOMEONE UP Who always *backs* you up when you have new projects/plans? 4 BE ABOUT TO (DO SOMETHING) Speak about something you *are about to* do. 5 BREAK INTO Do you know anybody whose house or business has been *broken into? 6 CALL OFF Can you mention an important event for you which was* *called off* for some reason? 7 CATCH ON Mention a trend which has started to *catch on* among young people in your area. 8 COME ACROSS Mention something amazing you *came across* when cleaning up your flat / sorting out papers. 9 COME INTO Mention a person you know who has *come into* a fortune. 10 COME UP WITH Mention an occasion on which you *came up with* a solution to a problem. 11 COUNT ON SOMEBODY Mention a person you can always *count on. 12 DO AWAY WITH (SOMETHING) Mention something you would like to* *do away with* but you never do. 13 DROP (SOMEONE) OFF Have you ever *dropped* somebody *off* on your way home/to work? 14 END UP (DOING SOMETHING) Mention an occasion on which you had wonderful plans and you *ended up* doing something completely different and boring. 15 FALL OUT WITH (SOMEBODY) Do you know a person who has *fallen out with* his/her family or friends because of a disagreement or misunderstanding? 16 GIVE UP (SOMETHING) Mention an annoying habit you have recently *given up.*

Phrasal Verbs: Conversation Prompts A–JVersión en línea

Conversation prompts with A–J phrasal verbs

por Evelyn Urtlauf

ADD UP

Speak about the last time you thought that the reasons/explanations/excuses somebody was giving you just didn´t add up.

ASK AROUND / ROUND

Which task do you check in on regularly, and why is it important to stay on top of it?

BACK SOMEONE UP

Who always backs you up when you have new projects/plans?

BE ABOUT TO (DO SOMETHING)

Speak about something you are about to do.

BREAK INTO

Do you know anybody whose house or business has been broken into?

CALL OFF

Can you mention an important event for you which was called off for some reason?

CATCH ON

Mention a trend which has started to catch on among young people in your area.

COME ACROSS

Mention something amazing you came across when cleaning up your flat / sorting out papers.

COME INTO

Mention a person you know who has come into a fortune.

COME UP WITH

Mention an occasion on which you came up with a solution to a problem.

COUNT ON SOMEBODY

Mention a person you can always count on.

DO AWAY WITH (SOMETHING)

Mention something you would like to do away with but you never do.

DROP (SOMEONE) OFF

Have you ever dropped somebody off on your way home/to work?

END UP (DOING SOMETHING)

Mention an occasion on which you had wonderful plans and you ended up doing something completely different and boring.

FALL OUT WITH (SOMEBODY)

Do you know a person who has fallen out with his/her family or friends because of a disagreement or misunderstanding?

GIVE UP (SOMETHING)

Mention an annoying habit you have recently given up.

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