Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs

By Olivia Bedner

Multiple Choice

Get over

I haven´t gotten over my boyfriend yet, it´s been 02 months since we broke up.

• Talk

• Recover

• Made up (reconcilar)

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Put somebody through to

Leila put me through to the manager at McDonald´s and that´s how I got a job.

• connect

• call

Multiple Choice

Get around

A: How do you get around Poços

B: I use my car to get around.

• a person who travels around

• move

• friendly- makes friends easily

Multiple Choice

Get back at

Yesterday I won a card game, I´m sure that next weekend, Rossana will get back at me.

• revenge

• feel sorry for

• help out

Multiple Choice

Get by

One person on my team took a parental leave, I am getting by okay with her absence.

• taking control of the situation

• managing (sentindo de lidar)

• managing (sentindo de gerenciar)

Multiple Choice

Go through

Poor girl, she´s going through so much after she lost her job.

• pass an exam

• undergo a difficult situation

Multiple Choice

Take after

Leticia doesn´t take after her mother´s side at all. Her mother is lazy, and she is the opposite!

• Looks like (physical appareance)

• obey

• resemble a parent or ancestor

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Look for

I lost my phone, can you help me look for it?

• search for

• call

Multiple Choice

Look up

My son has been looking up hotels in Brazi for our trip.

• call

• make reservations

• search in a book or other source

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Come across

I was in São Paulo and came across Roberta at the mall.

• Passed by someone without saying hi

• Meet or find by chance

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Look foward to

I look foward to eating in that new café!

• Await something eagerly

• Search for

Multiple Choice

Put up with

I can´t put up with this today.

• Solve a situation

• Tolerate