Optimise B1, Unit 7 - Phrasal verbs (Shopping)

I'm going to take this dress ​ (a)   to the shop. It doesn't fit me.

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John couldn't buy everything on his shopping list because he ran ​ (a)   of time.

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My dad bought too many plants so he gave the extra ones ​ (a)   to the neighbours.

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Look! I've bought all these socks and the price adds ​ (a)   to less than £10.

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Can I borrow £5 until tomorrow? Don't worry, I'll pay you ​ (a)   .

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Jim prefers to shop ​ (a)   so he can find the lowest price.

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I'm not going to spend my birthday money now I'm saving ​ (a)   for a new phone.

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Brett: Hey Carla! What are you doing with that calculator?

Carla: I'm going to ​ (a)   ​ (b)   how much money I have. I want to see if I can ​ (c)   ​ (d)   until the end of the month.

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Brett: Don't forget you have to ​ (a)   me ​ (b)   the £20 that I lent you.

Carla: Oh no! I forgot about that. What am I going to do!

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Brett: Well, if you keep on buying clothes every week, you will ​ (a)   ​ (b)   of money soon. Why don't you ​ (c)   some of the clothes you have bought ​ (d)   to the shop?

Carla: I think I'll have to. Here's your £20.

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