Insight Pre Int Ab u5 p40 Pv phrasal verbs

on to compete against someone or something start a fight with, especially someone or something bigger or better than you

• take on

• cut off

• took up

• get back

to separate something by removing it away from the main part

• take on

• cut off

• pull out

• pull off

to succeed in doing something difficult

• took up

• pull out

• pull off

• get back

to become interested in a new activity and to spend time doing it

• take on

• pull off

• get back

• take up

Une el siguiente

• back home.

• One of his fingers was cut

• up for a while, but soon lost interest

• Roger took painting

• off six terrific saves.

• I’ll talk to you when I get

• on too much work – the extra cash isn’t

• Don’t take

• off in the accident.

• The goalkeeper pulled

Michael Jordan (a)   basketball at the age of 14.

Believe it or not, i ____ it ____. Even i don't know how.

(a)  

Gibson is (a)   the post of vice president.

Doctors had to (a)   two fingers because of the frostbite.

to return to a place

• get back

• pull off

• cut off

• pull out