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Practice, phrasal verbs: Planning and organizing. Exercise 1.
Match the particles in the box with the verbs to make phrasal verbs from this unit.
Out, up, into, on. 1. End, / follow, / line, / wind,
2. rule, / set, / turn, 3. count, /start,
4. run, Answer key.
1. End, / follow, / line, / wind up, 2. rule, / set, / turn out
3. Count, /start on, 4. run into,
Exercise 2. Complete the sentences with the particles
in the box. Up, out, on, for, about, off.
1. They can't rule the possibility of a takeover. 2. I think you may have gone this the wrong
way. 3. When the business collapsed, we ended with
no money. 4. The team pulled a win against Spain.
5. We always plan several different outcomes. 6. I'm glad I can count your support.
Answer key. 1. They can't rule out the possibility of
a takeover. 2. I think you may have gone about this the
wrong way. 3. When the business collapsed, we ended up
with no money. 4. The team pulled off a win against Spain.
5. We always plan for several different outcomes. 6. I'm glad I can count on your support.
Exercise 3.
Match each phrasal verb 1-5 with another phrasal verb A-E that has the same meaning.
1. turn out, 2. fit in,
3. end up, 4. count on,
5. be aimed at, A. be directed at, B. work out, C. rely on,
D. squeeze in, E. wind up, Answer key.
1. turn out. B. work out, 2. fit in D. squeeze in.
3. end up, E. wind up. 4. count on, C. rely on,
5. be aimed at. A. be directed at,
Exercise 4. Match phrasal verbs 1-6 with a word or phrase
A-F with the same meaning.
1. The advertising campaign is aimed at women. 2. We could probably fit you in some time
next week. 3. The band has another tour lined up for
this summer. 4. We always follow up any customer complaints.
5. He wound up in hospital after the accident. 6. I'll start on the accounts now.
A. arranged, B. ended up, C. find time to deal with you, D. intended to influence, E.
begin doing, F. investigate.
Answer key. 1. The advertising campaign is aimed at women.
D. intended to influence. 2. We could probably fit you in some time
next week. C. find time to deal with you. 3. The band has another tour lined up for
this summer. A. arranged, 4. We always follow up any customer complaints.
F. investigate,
5. He wound up in hospital after the accident. B. ended up,
6. I'll start on the accounts now. E. begin doing.
Exercise 5. Complete the sentences. Choose the correct
answer.
1. If you wind something up, you start, / finish it.
2. If you follow something up, you take something from it, / find out more or do more about
it. 3. If you pull something off, you are, / aren't
successful. 4. If something is ruled out, it is compulsory,
/ unsuitable. 5. A person you can't count on is reliable,
/ unreliable. 6. If something turns out a certain way, the
results are expected, / unexpected. Answer key.
Complete the sentences. Choose the correct answer.
1. If you wind something up, you finish it. 2. If you follow something up, you find out
more or do more about it. 3. If you pull something off, you are successful.
4. If something is ruled out, it is unsuitable. 5. A person you can't count on is unreliable.
6. If something turns out a certain way, the results are unexpected
Exercise 6. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. I tried to make a doctor's appointment for tomorrow, but he's too busy to follow
me up, / fit me in, / rule me out. 2. The presentation is pulled off for, / ruled
out for, / aimed at, teachers with little or no experience.
3. After an hour, the talk show host started to set out, / end up, / wind up, the conversation.
4. Things didn't turn out, / wind up, / follow up, the way I thought they would.
5. I've got lots of revision to do. I'd better start on, / set out, / run into, my work.
6. How do you count on, / set out, / go about, changing your password?
Answer key. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. I tried to make a doctor's appointment for tomorrow, but he's too busy to fit me
in. 2. The presentation is aimed at teachers with
little or no experience. 3. After an hour, the talk show host started
to wind up the conversation. 4. Things didn't turn out the way I thought
they would. 5. I've got lots of revision to do. I'd better
start on my work. 6. How do you go about changing your password?
Exercise 7. Complete the sentences with the correct form
of the phrasal verbs in the box. Turn out, set out, set out, run into, go about,
follow up, 1. The idea has been by our researchers.
2. I'm not sure how to setting up my own business. 3. We might some problems later on.
4. Andrew to establish himself as a journalist. 5. This will depend on how things
6. In the journal, she her theory in detail. Answer key.
1. The idea has been followed up by our researchers. 2. I'm not sure how to go about setting up
my own business. 3. We might run into some problems later on.
4. Andrew set out to establish himself as a journalist.
5. This will depend on how things turn out. 6. In the journal, she set out her theory
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