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EVEN MORE Abstract Phrasal Verbs!

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EVEN MORE Abstract Phrasal Verbs!

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Max tops up your phrasal verbs knowledge with a few that are harder to categorise!

Phrasal verbs that only work with another word!

chip in (on something)

"We are getting a joint present for Sally for her birthday - would you like to chip in?"

Pick the correct answer

"chipping in" is usually to do with...

"We are getting a joint present for Sally for her birthday - would you like to chip in?"

come down (with an illness)

"Stay away from me... I'm coming down with a cold!"

Pick the correct answer

Which of these could you not "come down" with?

pass up (on something)

"The pay is so good! You would be a fool to pass up on this opportunity!"

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You could "pass up" on a "date"... true or false?

think (something) over

"It is a great offer, but I need to think it over a little bit! Can I have a week?"

think (something) over

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Which of these makes sense?

give (something) away

"It was supposed to be a surprise party... but I gave it away..."

Pick the correct answer

His ___ nearly worked... but his very distinctive eyes gave his identity away."

chip in (on something)

come down (with an illness)

pass up (on something)

think (something) over

give (something) away

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Phrasal verbs that only work with another word!

chip in (on something)

"We are getting a joint present for Sally for her birthday - would you like to chip in?"

"We are getting a joint present for Sally for her birthday - would you like to chip in?"

come down (with an illness)

"Stay away from me... I'm coming down with a cold!"

pass up (on something)

"The pay is so good! You would be a fool to pass up on this opportunity!"

think (something) over

"It is a great offer, but I need to think it over a little bit! Can I have a week?"

think (something) over

give (something) away

"It was supposed to be a surprise party... but I gave it away..."

chip in (on something)

come down (with an illness)

pass up (on something)

think (something) over

give (something) away

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