Sally and Jane are staying in Barcelona and are planning to do some shopping. Complete the dialogue
with one of the phrasal verbs.
find out
get off
look up
run out of
S: Have you worked out where the best shopping center is?
J: Yes, I
it
across the street and we
S: By the way, I've
J: We can go to the hotel reception and
are you going to wear?
S: If we're going to
jeans and
them
J: OK, as soon as you've changed we can
6. Complete the following story by choosing the second word of each phrasal verb.
1. We were looking forward to/on our holiday but the night before we were going to leave we stayed
down/up talking until about three o'clock. 2. We didn't hear the alarm clock so we got up/in late and we
were late getting to the airport. 3. When we went to check in/up, we were lucky because some passengers
hadn't shown up/out so there were still some seats left. 4. When we got on the plane, Tim was a bit
nervous because he hadn't flown before but I gave him a pill and that calmed him down/out. 5. The cabin
crew told us to turn in/off our mobiles. 6. Then the lights went up/off and Tim thought something was
wrong but I pointed out/up that they always do that before the plane takes out/off. 7. When we got to
Rome we went to pick up/off our cases. 8. Mine was one of the first to come out, but Tim's didn't appear.
We hung about/up for a long time but it didn't turn out/up. 9. We went to an office to report it and Tim had
to fill in/on all his details on a form, 10. After several phone calls it turned out/up that Tim's case was in
Athens. Luckily we got it back that same evening. 11. As soon as it arrived, Tim pulled out/off his sweaty
clothes, had a cold shower and put in/on a clean shirt and trousers. We were just in time to go and have
dinner.
put on
set off
take off
at the forth station.
in the guide book. We can take the metro right
try on work out
euros so we'll have to call at a bank.
if there's a cash machine near here. What
clothes, I think I'll wear a skirt. It's more difficult to
all the time.
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Ответ:
S: Have you worked out where the best shopping center is?
J: Yes, I looked it up in the guide book. We can take the metro right at the forth station.
S: By the way, I ran out of euros so we'll have to call at a bank.
J: We can go to the hotel reception and find out if there's a cash machine near here. What are you going to wear?
S: If we're going to try on clothes, I think I'll wear a skirt. It's more difficult to take off jeans and work out if they fit properly.
J: OK, as soon as you've changed we can set off.
Complete the following story by choosing the second word of each phrasal verb.
We were looking forward to our holiday but the night before we were going to leave we stayed up talking until about three o'clock.
We didn't hear the alarm clock so we got up late and we were late getting to the airport.
When we went to check in, we were lucky because some passengers hadn't shown up so there were still some seats left.
When we got on the plane, Tim was a bit nervous because he hadn't flown before but I gave him a pill and that calmed him down.
The cabin crew told us to turn off our mobiles.
Then the lights went off and Tim thought something was wrong but I pointed out that they always do that before the plane takes off.
When we got to Rome we went to pick up our cases.
Mine was one of the first to come out, but Tim's didn't appear. We hung about for a long time but it didn't turn up.
We went to an office to report it and Tim had to fill in all his details on a form.
After several phone calls it turned out that Tim's case was in Athens. Luckily we got it back that same evening.
As soon as it arrived, Tim pulled off his sweaty clothes, had a cold shower and put on a clean shirt and trousers. We were just in time to go and have dinner.