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Listening practice: Phrasal Verbs

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Listening practice: Phrasal Verbs
 

Listening practice: Phrasal VerbsOnline version

Practice listening and learn phrasal verbs at the same time

by Rubí Soto Tamez
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1

What did the boy meant by "come check it out?"

2

The speaker says they “dashed out the door.” What does dash out mean?

3

Describe the condition of the kittens when the women found them.

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4

Would you jump into a thorn bush to save animals? Why or why not?

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5

Why were the mom and daughter worried about the kittens?

6

What options did the vet give the family?

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7

What does give up mean in the sentence “We didn’t want to give up”?

8

The family didn’t have much money, but they still decided to help the kittens. What would you have done in their situation?

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9

How do you think this experience changed the speaker’s future plans and personality?

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Explanation

"Check out" means to investigate or examine something.

Dash out = to leave or go somewhere very fast.

"Jump into" can mean to enter a situation quickly or without hesitation.

"Take (someone/something) to" means to bring someone somewhere.

"Take in" means to care for or give shelter to someone or something.

"Care for" means to look after or take care of someone/something.

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