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TAKE
- for
- off
- over
- out
- away
- back
- down
-up

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TAKE - as a phrasal verb

Multiple Choice

Charlie ... his coat and sat down.

• took up

• took off

• took away

• took over

Multiple Choice

Mike, ... your books, we're going on a trip

• take up

• take off

• take away

• take over

Multiple Choice

If we don't hurry up, he will ... all the business

• take away

• take after

• take over

• take up

Multiple Choice

The house is full, I can't ... any more guests

• take in

• take off

• take down

• take over

Multiple Choice

Yesterday I ... a new job

• took up

• took in

• took away

• took over

- up
- in
- smth away (away smth)
- out
- over
- onto
- off

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GIVE - as a phrasal verb

Multiple Choice

The flowers ... a nice smell.

• gave up

• gave in

• gave off

• gave out

Multiple Choice

Are you already ...? We've barely started

• giving up

• giving away

• giving back

• giving out

Multiple Choice

Why don't you ... to your brother? He has some knowledge in driving

• give over

• give away

• give in

• give up

Multiple Choice

She was ... some papers to complete

• given out

• given back

• given in

• gave over

Multiple Choice

... my toy ...! It's my favourite

• give off

• give over

• give back

• give up

- about
- along
- around
- back
- down
- forth
- forward
- in
- into

BRING - as a phrasal verb

Multiple Choice

... the clothes ... I haven't ironed it yet

• bring out

• bring back

• bring up

• bring in

Multiple Choice

The author has just ... a new detective story.

• brought up

• brought in

• brought out

• brought round

Multiple Choice

She ... a child, so she can be counted as a great mother

• brought back

• grew up

• brought up

• brought in

Multiple Choice

the building looks dilapidated, maybe we should ... it ..., shouldn't we?

• bring back

• bring down

• bring away

• bring over

Multiple Choice

Let me ... your fears of becoming bankrupt

• bring around

• bring away

• bring up

• bring off

IDIOMS

Multiple Choice

wolf in sheep’s clothing

• волк в овечьей шкуре

• волк в одежде овцы

• куй железо пока горячо

Multiple Choice

rain cats and dogs

• кот наплакал

• льет как из ведра

• ведут себя как окшка с собакой

Multiple Choice

look like a million dollars - выглядеть на все сто

• да

• нет

Multiple Choice

in the blink of an eye

• в мгновение ока

• в моргание глазом

• сомкнуть глаза

Multiple Choice

in the doghouse - в тесноте да не в обиде

• да

• нет

Multiple Choice

in a nutshell

• крепкий орешек

• твердый, жесткий

• в кратце

Multiple Choice

stick together

• кидаться палками

• прилипнуть вместе

• сплотиться

Multiple Choice

have money to burn

• денег куры не клюют

• разводить мосты

• кот наплакал

Multiple Choice

expand your horizons - расширять кругозор

• нет

• да

Multiple Choice

сopycat

• копировать котов

• притворщик

• повторюшка

• ябеда

HW:

• Try to think of 5-6 sents of prhasal verbs (take, give, bring)

• Find 5 more idioms that everybody haven't known yet