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2. stand for p.v. When people or objects support, represent, or are identified with ideas, values, or beliefs, they stand for them. This flag stands for freedom. He was a great man who stood for equal rights and opportunity for all people. 3. stand for p.v. When you will not stand for something that you think is illegal, improper, or unjust, you will not tolerate it or allow it to happen. Cruelty to animals is one thing I will never stand for. I told my son I wouldn't stand for that kind of language in this house. Infinitive present tense -ing form past tense past participle stick around stick around & sticks around sticking around stuck around stuck around 1. stick around p.v. [informal] When you stick around, you stay where you are. Can you stick around? We're going to have lunch in an hour. stick to Don't go yet — stick around until Sarah gets here; she'd love to see you. stick to & sticks to sticking to stuck to stuck to 1. stick to p.v. When one thing sticks to another, it remains attached to it. The magnet sticks to the chalkboard because there's metal underneath. I used the wrong glue, and the tiles didn't stick to the floor. 2. stick to p.v. When you are speaking or writing and you stick to a certain subject, you talk or write about that subject only. The teacher said, "Do this paper over and stick to the point — don't talk about 100 other things that aren't important." In his news conference, the President stuck to the new tax legislation, but the reporters kept asking about the latest scandal. 3. stick to p.v. When you stick to a certain belief, claim, policy, habit, plan, type of work, and so on, you continue as before, without change. Stick with is similar to stick to. Jake claimed he was innocent of Hank's murder. He stuck to his alibi that he had been at the racetrack when the murder occurred. After the audition, the director told me I was a terrible actor and that I should stick to singing. 4. stick... to p.v. [informal] When you stick it to people, you deliberately try to tease, annoy, or embarrass them with an accusation, provocative statement, or difficult question. Sam thinks the new manager is an idiot, and he likes to stick it to him. One woman at the shareholders' meeting really stuck it to the president of the company. She asked why he deserved a $19 million bonus even though the company had lost money that year and 4,000 workers had been laid off. 259
Infinitive present tense -ing form past tense past participle take back take back & takes back taking back took back taken back 1. take... back (to) p.v. When you take something back or take something back to a place, you take it to where it was before. If you're finished working on the car, don't leave your tools here; take them back to the garage. Do you usually take the shopping carts back after you've put your groceries in your car? 2. take... back (to) p.v. When you take something that you have bought to the place where you bought it and ask to have it repaired, to exchange it for something else, or for the money you paid for it, you take it back or take it back to the place where you bought it. / have to take back these pants that I bought yesterday because the zipper's already broken. That new TV that Nancy bought was a piece of junk; she took it back to the store and demanded her money back. 3. take... back (from) p.v. When you take something back or take something back from someone else, you accept it from the person you gave, sold, or lent it to. The guy at the store said he wouldn't take my answering machine back because I had bought it on sale. The lady I bought this Persian rug from said she would be happy to take it back from me if I changed my mind. 4. take ... back (to) p.v. When you take back something that you have borrowed or take back something that you have borrowed to the person or place that you borrowed it from, you return it. Lydia borrowed this book from the library six months ago, and she still hasn't taken it back. I need to take Jim's lawn mower back to him. 5. take... back (to) p.v. When you take people back or take people back to a place where they were before, you go with them to that place. Our son was home from college for the summer, and we're taking him back tomorrow. Mike got sick again, so we took him back to the hospital. 6. take ... back p.v. When you take back something that you have said, you admit that what you said was untrue, unfair, or rude. That's not true! You take that back right now! I'm sorry, that was very rude of me. I take it back. 260
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TABLE OF CONTENTS To the Teacher /
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1. FOCUS ON: separable and nonsepar
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After he found out the FBI was look
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3. She put on. (her slippers, them)
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used to doze off while driving, but
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Infinitive present tense -ing form
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11. Don't get close to the fire. It
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3. FOCUS ON: three-word phrasal ver
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was furious about the way he talked
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4. FOCUS ON: present and past conti
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Infinitive plan for present tense -
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15. The guy in the seafood store __
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4. These instructions don't make an
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The police broke the door down and
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The kids got a swing set for Christ
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2. They burned down, (the old barn,
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6. I'm sorry I can't agree with you
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EXERCISE 6c, Review — Complete th
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Infinitive hold up present tense -i
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3. run over p.v. When liquid in a c
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3. take... in p.v. When you allow p
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3. Don't let out. (the dog, it) )
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EXERCISE 7d, Review — Complete th
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Infinitive fall over 2. burn out p.
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They tore so many old buildings dow
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EXERCISE 8c — Write answers to th
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15. Karen loves to ski. In fact, sh
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energy, confidence, courage, and so
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2. After my accident, I had to give
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10. Everyone in town knows that Jak
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2. go ahead p.v. When you tell peop
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3. lay off p.v. When you lay off so
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6. The teacher prepared a _________
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cutoff n. The time when something,
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2. take ...out (of) p.v. When you r
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Maria worked out bow much paint we
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26. The baseball manager decided to
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11. At the edge of the continental
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10. I was so stuffed from that huge
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Mother's Day is coming up, so I nee
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Remember to sign out your lab equip
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closed off part.adj. An area that y
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7. The EPA tracked down. (the pollu
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overslept because I forgot to wind
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EXERCISE 14e, Review — Complete t
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These contractions are used with be
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am going to fix this place up and t
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Infinitive tell on present tense -i
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14. Mrs. Nash isn't in the office a
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2. count on p.v. When you rely on s
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Is he capable of murder? Well, I wo
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2. Sally loves all outdoor sports,
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4. (eventually) Sally will grow out
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10. Mother was the last one to ____
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2. pull... over p.v. When you are d
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19. This coffee is too hot. I can't
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3. The warden wasn't just upset wit
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1. go around p.v. When people or th
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asked her to be quiet, but she went
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5. Where are you going? Why don't y
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9. The two countries have a history
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10. Sally said she would come to my
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Infinitive burn up present tense -i
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plug up paid up part.adj. After you
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6. Wipe up right now! (that water,
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I'm tired of that jerk. I'm going t
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My son asked me to make up a story
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It's been raining for an hour! It's
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EXERCISE 24d — Write answers to t
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You have to make up the test. You'v
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Plan ahead — you don't want any p
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that person. When a man and woman r
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Infinitive_________________________
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washed off part.adj. After you wash
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comeback n. When a fashion or fad b
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The store's closing in a few minute
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9. I was late for class, so I waite
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27. Timmy's mother said,"Who said y
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10. Nancy was in the shower when I
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EXERCISE 43a — Complete the sente
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EXERCISE 43d — Write answers to t
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Infinitive David drank too much and
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7. Scratching my brother's new car
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turnoff n. Something that offends y
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4. turn out (for) p.v. When people
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5. Jake thought Hank was his best f
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12. Nicole didn't change the contro
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talk out of My father didn't want t
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Tom's new house is fabulous! It rea
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Get to work has two meanings, simil
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2. get on p.v. When you mount an an
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putting it in the wastebasket, tras
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1. turn ... around p.v. When you tu
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7. Bill's baseball team was way beh
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1. Trying to take care of my family
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4. Thanks for inviting me to go sai
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1a 1. took off 2. took off 3. put..
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3. I dropped off Prank at the airpo
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4. light up 5. tracked ...down 6. l
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17d 1. find out 2. get along 3. go
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402 2. I looked around. 3. They set
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25a 1. hurry up 2. settle for 3. ha
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3. You ran across your college room
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33d 1. rule ...out 2. put off 3. pu
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9. You hope she can keep it up. 10.
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6. blew out 7. shut...up 8. stop of
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21. move ...out 22. put in 23. come
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