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B1+ Option 1 - Phrasal Verbs (2)

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Practice phrasal verbs in context

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Practice phrasal verbs in context

by Maria Jesus Rodriguez Gasco
1

The meeting is taking too long. Let's ______ and continue next week.

2

The editor gave the project the green light. Which verb means you may proceed?

3

After covering the intro, you should ___ the next topic to discuss.

4

You finished a section; now you want to return to a previous topic. Which phrase fits?

5

To skip the preliminaries and begin with the main point, you would ___ the details.

6

We need to ______ the list of options because the budget is limited.

7

What verb means to make your achievements obvious or noticeable in a crowd?

8

If your first attempt at a task is good, you’ve ___ the project. Which phrasal verb fits?

9

To organize issues and solve them, you need to ___ the problems.

10

You’re invited to visit a friend’s house. Which phrasal verb means to come to someone’s place?

11

I wasn't in yesterday's meeting. Can somebody help me ______?

12

The client complained because the issue has ______ for several months.

13

The internet connection is unstable. You're ______.

14

The manager asked me to ______ a proposal before Friday.

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He missed the deadline but somehow ______ it.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

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Wrap up means finish or conclude a meeting.

Go ahead is used to grant permission to proceed.

Move on to means proceed to the next topic or point.

Go back to means return to a previous topic or item.

Jump straight to means skip the preliminaries and go directly to the main point.

Pare down means reduce or make smaller.

Stand out means to be noticeable or prominent.

Get off the mark means to achieve a good start or initial success.

Sort out means to organize or solve problems.

Come over means to visit someone’s home.

Get up to speed means become fully informed.

Drag on means continue longer than necessary.

Cut out means your sound is intermittent.

Work up means develop something step by step.

Get away with means do something wrong without consequences.

We say go back to a topic. Remember: discuss does not take about.

The expression is move on to.

We always say go back to something.

The expression is jump straight to.

 
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