Two-word verbs-TOEIC

Two-word verbs

Choose the right verb.

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• To reach a place, to have the opportunity to do something, or to affect emotionally.

• Get to

• Get through

• Come by

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• To manage to complete or finish something; to succeed in making contact (e.g., on the phone).

• Come by

• Get through

• Give in

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• To acquire or obtain something, often with difficulty; to visit briefly.

• Take hold

• Get by

• Come by

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• To manage, especially in difficult circumstances; to survive.

• Get by

• Give in

• take hold

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Give in

• • To yield, surrender, or agree to something after resisting.

• • To acquire or obtain something

• • o gain control or to start becoming influential.

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Which is the right meaning of take hold?

• • To gain control or to start becoming influential.

• • To begin or start

• • To depend on someone for support or guidance;

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Come on

• • To begin or start, to encourage.

• • To turn your gaze or attention elsewhere

• • To gain control or to start becoming influential.

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• To depend on someone for support or guidance; to consider something for the future.

• Look to

• Look Away

• look from

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• To turn your gaze or attention elsewhere, often because of discomfort or avoidance.

• Look away

• Look from

• Come across

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Look from

• • To observe or view something from a particular perspective.

• • To investigate or examine something.

• • To seem or appear a certain way

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• To arrive or enter a place, or to be accepted (e.g., into a school).

• Get in

• Take over

• Come about

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Take up

• • To begin a new activity or hobby; to occupy space or time.

• • To assume control or responsibility for something.

• • To seem or appear a certain way

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Look into

• • To seem or appear a certain way

• • To investigate or examine something

• • To arrive or enter a place

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• To seem or appear a certain way; to find something by chance.

• Come across

• get in

• take over

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Take over

• • To assume control or responsibility for something.

• • To happen or occur

• • To become popular or understood

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To happen or occur, usually unexpectedly.

• Come about

• Stand for

• catch on

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Stand for

• • To represent or symbolize something; to tolerate something.

• • To become popular or understood.

• • To rely or depend on someone or something.

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Catch on

• • To rely or depend on someone or something.

• • To become popular or understood.

• • To discover or learn something.

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Count on

• • To happen or occur, usually unexpectedly.

• • To discover or learn something.

• • To rely or depend on someone or something.

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Find out

• • To discover or learn something.

• • To assume control or responsibility for something.

• • To investigate or examine something.