B2 First – Phrasal Verbs

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B2 First – Phrasal VerbsVersión en línea Match the phrasal verb with the correct definition. por KATIA VAZQUEZ RUIZ 1 back up (something) 2 bolt down (something) 3 bring about (something) 4 bring (someone) up 5 carry on (doing something) 6 carry out (something) 7 catch on 8 catch on (understand) 9 catch up on (something) 10 cheer (someone) up 11 come across (something/someone) 12 come over 13 come up with (something) 14 draw up (something) 15 fall out with (someone) 16 find out (something) 17 get about (a place) 18 get away with (something) 19 get by 20 get on with (someone) 21 get over (something) 22 give away (information) 23 give (something) back 24 give (something) in 25 give in (to someone’s requests) 26 give out (books/paper) 27 give up (something) 28 give yourself up 29 go in for (a competition) 30 go on (with something) 31 go round to support an explanation to eat something very quickly to eat something very quickly to cause to cause to take care of a child until they become an adult to take care of a child until they become an adult to become popular or fashionable to continue to begin to understand to do some work or research to become/make (someone) less sad to become popular or fashionable to visit someone in the place where they are, especially their house to begin to understand to prepare and write something such as a document or plan to do something that you didn’t do enough of before to discover to become/make (someone) less sad to travel around to find/meet something/someone by chance to manage to survive/live to visit someone in the place where they are, especially their house to have a good relationship with someone to think of to recover from to prepare and write something such as a document or plan to tell information that should be kept secret to stop being friendly with someone because you have had an argument or disagreement with them to agree to something after initial resistance to discover to give something to several people to travel around to give information to a lot of people to manage to do something bad without being punished or criticized for it to stop doing something you do regularly to manage to survive/live to allow oneself to be arrested to have a good relationship with someone to enter (a competition) to recover from to happen to tell information that should be kept secret to continue to return to visit a person or place to give something, especially a piece of work, to someone in authority who is expecting it to change from being a child to becoming an adult to agree to something after initial resistance to change from being a child to becoming an adult to give something to several people to change from being a child to becoming an adult to stop doing something you do regularly to drink something very quickly to allow oneself to be arrested to go somewhere to enter (a competition) to like each other on the first meeting to continue to disappoint to visit a person or place to feel happy about something that is going to happen

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B2 First – Phrasal VerbsVersión en línea

por KATIA VAZQUEZ RUIZ

back up (something)

bolt down (something)

bring about (something)

bring (someone) up

carry on (doing something)

carry out (something)

catch on

catch on (understand)

catch up on (something)

cheer (someone) up

come across (something/someone)

come over

come up with (something)

draw up (something)

fall out with (someone)

find out (something)

get about (a place)

get away with (something)

get by

get on with (someone)

get over (something)

give away (information)

give (something) back

give (something) in

give in (to someone’s requests)

give out (books/paper)

give up (something)

give yourself up

go in for (a competition)

go on (with something)

go round