Phrasal Verb Organiser_Verbs with In - 1

Verbs with IN — 1 Complete each of the groups of sentences by using the correct form of the verbs given and the particle IN.. Verbs with IN — 3 42 Complete each of the groups of sen

Verbs with IN — 1

Complete each of the groups of sentences by using the correct form of the verbs given and the particle IN Use each verb once only

ask butt key let lock look pour smash

1 Refugees are stÏ|Ì <- and the authorities are running out of food and shelter

2 | wonder if my prints are ready

>> at the photographer's on the way home and find out

Don't leave your friend on the doorstepÌ him ! 'Thỉs is an exclusive disco They worit you unless you're wearing a tie

We were having a private conversation and he jLUISE .-.- -<-<<s<c+ !

Because of a shortage of staff, DrÏs0n8TS WGTE ceceve for most of the day and only let out for meals and an hour's exercise

7 By using their axes the firernen managsd to . + the door and rescue the

boy

8 To start the program the computer operator has to

password

a special

Now do the same with these verbs:

drop fall fit join pay push send stay

1 There's something good on television So | think Íf|[ .-.ss-sss<s+ tonight

2 Amy used †o on her way home te tell

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us what she'd been doing

eer Ìz

3 We were invited to a karaoke evening but | was too embarrassed to the singing!

4 When Jenkins finally arrives, | want you †o

him immediately!

5 We need a bigger ear All this luggage won't

6 Four people were injured when the ceiling “Ihave a feeling it’s not going to fit in.”

— and they were trapped under it

7 The treasurer went to the bank †0 the money they'd collected

8 The people in the queue got very angry when she tried to

Did you notice that the verbs in this exercise bad the meaning of an inward movement, of being inside, or of being involved or included in an activity? Can you think of any more verbs with IN with these meanings?

Verbs with IN — 2

J Match one half of the dialogue on the left with the other half on the right

Write your answers in the boxes

1 Why have you come home from A | couldn't invite him in The house was in a

the beach early? terrible mess

2 1 didn’t have time to finish my B_ It’s been fantastic! Letters have come flooding in

homework last night

3 They still haven't reached an C | know you're tired but don't give in now We're

agreement after all this time nearly there

4 Why doesn’t this toaster work? Show him in straightaway, please

5 Did you have to leave that man E It looks as if |’ll have to step in and try and force

standing outside in the cold? them to agree

6 Mr Wood has arrived Fit helps if you plug it in first!

7 I've had enough | just can't go G The sun went in and it got cold

any further

8 What kind of response have you H Well, make sure you hand it in by tomorrow

had to your appeal for information? afternoon at the latest!

2 Now do the same with these dialogues:

1 We've got a busy day ahead ofus A_ I’m afraid not There are still some missing after

tomorrow the roof caved in

2 Why are you so late? School B_ it’s hard to say | don't think the news has really

finished ages ago! sunk in yet

3 We've been driving for hours C That's why | want to phase them in gradually

and I'm starving!

4 Wasn't the language in that D OK I'll pull in at the next service station and we

programme appalling! can have a bite to eat

5 Have all the miners been E_ Butit's a private party! You can’t just barge in

rescued? without an invitation!

6 How does Gemma feel about F The teacher kept us in until we'd finished our

winning first prize? work

7 These changes could cause a lot G Yes, we ought to write in and complain

of trouble

8, Let's go and wish Mrs Monks a H We'd better turn in early and get a good night's

happy birthday sleep, then

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Now underline all the phrasal verbs

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Verbs with IN — 3

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Complete each of the groups of sentences by using the correct form of the

verbs given and the particle IN Use each verb once only

break bring call come fill get put take

1 Tourism over five million pounds every year

2 Keep that old brush It mỉght « useful one day

3 My sister finally .c.- from work at 10 o'clock last night

4, We couldn't mend the burst pipe so we had fQ cccceer a plumber

5, Could Ï jUst : -c.e- for a mament to find out how many of you would like

coffee?

6 As you don’t know what's been going on, l'd better you `

7 The salesman's story sounded so convincing that we were completeÌy . .-.- -+

a request for more money but it was turned down

Jearly in CREIL Please write ©

ect Me Vies Viss

Now use the same verbs in these sentences:

X91 7a the shower, the

bathroom will be ready Tiel corr

4M

box

2 The thieves we , but the only thing

they took was the video Holder's surname

3 News has jUS† - - that another

survivor has been found

4 Everyone expected the jUrV †0 cv

a verdict of “not guilty”

on the way to town and see pping she wants me to get

‘Make sure you fill it in in capital letters.’

6 Please make sure you the application form correctly

7 The old woman had nowhere to sleep so we deoided fo har for the

hight

8 The train leaves Perth at 6 and -.-.-e at 7.30

Organising Verbs with IN — 1

Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the verbs Use each

verb once only

break in callin fill in put in bring in come in get in take in

What time does she from work?

The team must

We must

some more practice

all that washing before it rains

ru

I'm afraid we need to

The company has had to

and see her on the way home

an expert

all the cars to check them

We expect the jury to

The police decided to

This job can

a verdict of “not guilty”

all the suspects

over six hundred pounds a week

The thieves tried to

Excuse me, can |

I'm sorry to

and steal the jewels

here and make a suggestion?

but there’s an important call on the line

It was difficult to

The conman managed to

everything she said

almost everybody

Now I’m slimmer, | must these trousers

They've

It's warmer since we

Same employees

a request for more equipment

central heating

over fifty hours a week

Could you

We can

Her deputy had to

this form, please

the details later

for her when she was ill

This brush might

We didn't expect her to

VU wait for the tide to useful

first

before going swimming

Can you think of any more expressions using these verbs?

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Organising Verbs with IN — 2

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Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the verbs below Use

each verb once only

fit in

give in

goin let in

turn in write in

pullin send in

Could you

I've decided to

They'll have to

your form as soon as possible, please?

for more information

the army if the rioting continues

I think FII

My students always

early tonight I'm so tired

work of a very high standard

Championship matches usually

Shall we

He saw the train

a large crowd

at that restaurant over there?

but no passengers got off

He's in hospital He had to

They watched the sun

This stuff will never all

for a minor operation

behind a cloud

The case is far too small

I don't really

How does she manage to

The-hall's-full: We-can‘t

with the rest of the group

all the work? She’s so busy

any more chairs:

My foot is wet! This shoe must

The doorman only

Without a ticket | was

water

people who were wearing smart clothes

by a side door

Keep going! Don't

Please

| have always said I'd never

now! You've nearly finished!

your homework by Friday morning

to pressure So the answer is still no!

We want viewers to

You forgot to

The competition asks you to with their ideas for new programmes

some of the details on this form

with a slogan of your own

Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs

Organising Verbs with IN — 3

Complete each definition below using a verb from the list below Use each

verb once only

barge in join in plug in sink in drop in key in pour in smash in hand in pay in push in stay in invite in phase in show in step in

.— in People who - tush rudely into a place or

interrupt a conversation that is nothing to do with them

F- in People who when there is a queue, get into

the queue in front of other people

LH In When yoQU c cceeeiee information, you type ‘it into a

computer

Ác hennise in When refugees , they enter a country in large

numbers

5 in If there is an argument and you , you become

involved and try to get people to reach an agreement

in When ÿy0U cccci.~ some work you've done, you give

it to someone

Te sessesesevseseeseneves in lf you Someone „ you ask them to come into

your hama

ỐC .ee in lfyou someone , you go with them into a

room

` in When an activity is taking place and you . , you

do that activity with the other people

10 in lf you „ you visit someone without telling them

you are coming

"-.- in © When you changes, you introduce them

gradually

12 in When you c.ec cx a machine, you connect it to a

supply of electricity

13 in lf you a doũr , you hit it violently until it falls

into pieces

đẢ in When news begins †0 „ a person begins to

realise the importance of what has happened

15 in When you you decide not to go out

16 in When you Money, you put the money into a

bank account

Test yourself by covering the right-band column and trying to remember the

definitions

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Verbs with ON — 1

Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and the particle ON Use each verb once only

1

bring count drag hit look stay switch wave

"“— the kettle .! Let's have a cup of tea!

The spectatOrsS helplessly as the car burst into flames

Ivy left school at sixteen but her frierid «.-.< to get better qualifications

At the road block the police but the car behind had to stop

Vil help you all Lean YOu Cam wees my full support

While we were talking we - an idea for making extra money

All the excitement an asthma attack so we tried to calm him down

Some people got very restless as the meefÏng «+ past 10 o’clock

Now do the same with these verbs:

add carry hold live send sew touch try

You can write to my parents’ house They'll

HT TK 4v be any letters to my new address

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I'm not sure if this dress is my size Can l it’ % 8

_—- ?

A button has come off my jacket

~ And I suppose you'd like me t0_ it “4 just carried on doodling as the

again! meeting dragged on and on and on.”

Could you a moment? This won't take long

That's not the total cost You have †0 - ten to fifteen per cent for postage and packing

My wife has to go out to Wworlk as We Cai E my wages alone

The dog's owner took no notice of our protests but† «-<«« hitting the poor defenceless animal

During my tallc Í'ÏÍ try †0 . some of the problems that have come up in the last few months

Verbs with ON — 2

Match one half of the dialogue on the left with the other half on the right

Write your answers in the boxes

1

2

What do you think of this new

dance?

You can't see much of the

valley from here

Could you tell him that his

mother will be there at six?

Why didn’t Mary tell me they'd

planned a party for me?

Shall | switch the TV off?

Lots of people want to go on

the excursion

Do you know how badly people

were injured in the accident?

How many people do you think

will come to the meeting?

A

B

She didn’t want to let on and spoil the surprise

No | don’t The police moved us on so | didn't see very much

In that case we'll have to lay on some extra coaches

It’s a bit strange | don’t think it'll catch on

You can reckon on at least fifty

Let's walk on a bit and see if we can get a better

view somewhere else

No problem l'll pass on the message when | see him this afternoon

Could you leave it an? | want to watch the news

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Now do the same with these dialogues:

1 You'd better wear a hat A At least mine runs on unleaded petrol

2 Cars cause so much damage! B_ Yes, he just rambles on and on and on!

3 So you caught the train after all C Yes, he is The strain of not finding a job is

beginning to tell on him

4, When.did you realise you'd been D We're working

tricked? on a new type of

fuel

5, What's your company’s latest E | suppose they

project? look on me asa

kind of father figure

6 Biil’s looking really tired F It didn’t dawn

and worried these days on me till much

later

7 [hate it when Ted chairs the G Yes I just be

meeting managed to “It'll never stay ont’

jump on as it was leaving the station

8 What's the attitude of your tì Don’t be silly It'll never stay on in

staff towards you? this wind

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Verbs with ON — 3

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Complete each sentence with the correct form of one of the verbs given and

the particle ON Use each verb once only

Now use the same verbs with these sentences:

call come get go keep put take turn

We haven't got much information to but we'll do our best

There’s a terrific atmosphere at work All the StafTf vi really well

I wish Mr Thomas wouldin't -c.- criticising me all the time

The dog hadn't been at all agressive so | didn't expect Ít EO re me and

attack me like that

Do you have fO cceeeie special make-up when you appear on television?

In his speech the boss said that he needed øveryone's heÌp He .- all his

employees to do their best to increase sales

When exactly do you get these headaches?

— They usually seem †0 .-+ in the evening

| need a break | realise now that Ì“Ve .- too much work,

1 Don’t stop Please and tell us what happened next

2 One of theỉr salesmen .- -<cs- me yesterday but | told him

| wasn't really interested

3 ltwas a terrible filml

- Oh, | It wasn't that bad!

4 The plane landed at Frankfurt to . . more `

“Z

5, How old is your uncle? 1 „ + “T suppose 1 HAVE pul on

— He's - a bit now He must be at least eighty alittle weight.”

6 | ate too much during my holiday and .-

quite a lot of weight

7 ]m afraid | ganÏt you al[ — there just isn’t enough work!

:— the hot water, will you? | think I'll have a bath,

Have you noticed that all the pictures include a phrasal verb? Go through the

book and underline the phrasal verbs below the pictures,

Organising Verbs with ON — 1

Complete each of the groups of sentences with one of the phrasal verbs

below Use each verb once only

call on come on

keep on take on

put on turn on

Do these headaches

When do the street lights

The star doesn’t

at any particular time?

at night?

until halfway through the play

The bus stopped to

more passengers

We've had to more staff to meet the demand

Why did he all that extra work?

Could you her on your way home?

I everyone to do their best

I'd like to Lady Porter to propose a vote of thanks

She can certainly

Why would the dog

| heard him

the charm

her like that?

the shower

Oh dear! I've

The scouts are going to

more than 3 kilos over Christmas

a show

Why does he have to that silly accent!

I think |

Well, | must

As you

well with most people

I've got work to do

you pay the driver

Does this kind of thing

More money will

She fixed the light to

in your country?

clothes as they get older

automatically

Why do you

| wish [| could

| don't know why | phoning her all the time?

all the staff

working | AM 751

Test yourself by covering the phrasal verbs

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