Optimise B1, Unit 9 - Vocabulary (Phrasal verbs)

Running marathons for charity has really caught ​​ (a)   in our city. There is one every month.

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When Zak saw people doing yoga in the park, he asked if he could join ​ (a)   with them.

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Have you ever had to pull ​ (a)   of a match because of an injury?

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Someone in the gym gets out all the equipment but never puts it ​ (a)   .

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The rain was so bad we had to put ​ (a)   the start of the match for one hour.

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I can't believe it. The referee has sent ​ (a)   two players for fighting with each other.

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Quentin: Hey Tammy! Why are you looking so sad?

Tammy: You won't believe it. My team was ​ (a)   ​ (b)   of the water polo competition by The Wembley Watercats.

Quentin: That's a surprise! What happened?

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Tammy: First of all, the match was ​ (a)   ​ (b)   for half an hour because the other team hadn't ​ (c)   ​ (d)   the goals correctly.

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Tammy: Then, while we were waiting. our best player, Lynn, had to ​ (a)   ​ (b)   of the match because she hurt her arm when she was practising. Then, in the second half, I was ​ (c)   ​ (d)   by the referee for a dangerous foul.

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Tammy: Oh dear. And then you lost.

Quentin: Yes. So now I have no water polo matches on Saturdays.

Tammy: Igo roller-skating on Saturdays - about 50 of us go around the city. You could ​ (a)   ​ (b)   with us if you like. Quentin: Fifty! I remember when there were just three of you. Wow! Roller-skating has really ​ (c)   ​ (d)   OK. I'd love to try!

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