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Question		Answer
These old buildings had to be (demolished). start learning		pulled down
She visited us to (impress us with) her new dress. start learning		show off
I didn’t mean to (discourage you from liking) your dinner. start learning		put you off
The mechanic (disassembled) the engine. start learning		took the engine apart
As they earned less, they had to (reduce) their spending. start learning		cut down on
The doctor advised her to (avoid) ice-cream. start learning		keep off
You’d better (interrupt) your journey for a few days while you are in Berlin. start learning		stop off
Butchers (make light of) the dangers of eating beef. start learning		play down
The feeling of excitement began (passing away gradually). start learning		wearing off
They will (make their house available for) sale. start learning		put their house up for
Only later did the significance of her remark (become clearly understood). start learning		sink in
The government troops (crashed) the revolt (by force). start learning		put down
This continuous bad weather is (making me feel sad.) start learning		getting me me down
Nigeria will (compete against) Argentina in the first round of the World Cup. start learning		take on
The mechanic was ill and someone had to (act as a replacement) for him. start learning		fill him in for him
Do you remember when roller skates (became fashionable)? start learning		came in
I couldn’t (fail to fulfil what I promised in) the contract. start learning		back out of
It’s time the company (got rid of) the old machines. start learning		did away with
Don’t let him bully you, try to (oppose) him. start learning		stand up to
It’s high time we (gave serious attention) to our studies. start learning		got down to
He (failed to fulfil) his promise. start learning		went back on
This cathedral (has lasted since) 55 start learning		goes back to
Young children often bite their nails but they soon are (too old to like it.) start learning		grow out of it
I’ll have to make my arrangements (agree with) your. start learning		fit in with
Is that the best excuse you can (think of)? start learning		come up with
He (inherited) a lot of money. start learning		came into
He (devoured) his food. start learning		fell on
I'm sorry about that – I don't know what (affected) me. start learning		came over
You can't (give me orders). start learning		dictate to me
He (badly wants) a drink. start learning		dying for
She has 20 years' teaching experience to (make use of). start learning		draw on
This dress will (be all right for her). start learning		do for
I can't (manage without) it. start learning		do without
The bills are (using up) my savings. start learning		eating into
He has (fallen in love with her). start learning		fallen for her
I won't (be deceived by) that trick. start learning		fall for
She (became furiously angry). start learning		flew into a rage
He pretended not to hear, but his body language (betrayed) him. start learning		gave him him away
Stop (constantly criticising me). start learning		getting at me
She (recovered from) her illness. start learning		got over

Phrasal Verbs 5.1, 6.1 bez zdan

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