CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR IELTS - Emigra a
CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR IELTS - Emigra a
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Phrasal verbs 4<br />
The following sentences all use phrasal verbs with give, go or look. However, half of them use<br />
the wrong phrasal verb. Decide which ones are wrong and replace them with the correct<br />
phrasal verb, which you will find in the other sentences.<br />
1. I'd like you to look after these figures and tell me if you think the project is possible.<br />
2. As ticket prices go up, fewer people go to the cinema and prefer to stay at home with a video.<br />
3. People who have to give in elderly relatives or other dependants should receive financial support.<br />
general vocabulary<br />
4. The chancellor had decided to stand firm on his decision, but under pressure from protesters, he<br />
decided to go into and reduce tax on petrol.<br />
5. The committee were asked to look into the latest crime statistics and try to establish a pattern.<br />
6. It is important not to let the fire go out, as it's the main source of power.<br />
7. Very few children give off their end-of-year school exams.<br />
8. The threat of severe reprisals meant that many refused to give themselves up to the police.<br />
9. Before entering an agreement, it is essential to go off the details very carefully.<br />
10. People who want to know how to go about starting their own company should talk to a trained<br />
adviser.<br />
11. Some people tend to go over others who are less fortunate purely because of their financial situation.<br />
12. There were very few clues to the crime, and police didn't have enough information to go on.<br />
13. People often look over the idea of starting their own company when they realise the risks that are<br />
involved.<br />
14. Even if you fail the first time, you should go on trying.<br />
15. After years of decline, government investment is revitalising the area, and things are beginning to<br />
look up.<br />
16. The first step to a healthier lifestyle is to give up smoking.<br />
17. New legislation lays down strict penalties for factories which look up to poisonous fumes.<br />
18. We decided not to go through with our plans until we had sufficient capital.<br />
19. Although children should look forward to their parents, many rebel against their values and way of<br />
life.<br />
20. We asked them for more information, but they refused to look down on details.<br />
For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (978 0 7475 6624 3)<br />
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