Phrasal Verbs

out. 4. He said he hadn’t figured on snow in May. 5. She lined up a great
band. 6. It’s lined up. 7. I’m not going to let him push me around. 8. They
broke through it. 9. He gets off at 5:00. 10. I got off with a warning. 11. He
lined up the desks. 12. They’re lined up. 13. She asked you to get off the
phone. 14. He’s sucking up to me. 15. He said you’d get Sundays off. 16.
They have to be lined up. 17. He got off the train. 18. He told him to get off
the grass.
18-4 1. went for 2. thought about 3. held off 4. goes with 5. came through 6.
counting on 7. told on 8. put . . . past 9. come over 10. goes along with 11.
head for 12. head back 13. carried on 14. get off 15. grown out of 16. acts up
19-1 1. heat . . . up 2. pulled over 3. bring . . . back 4. cool . . . off 5. go back 6.
brought back 7. hand over 8. brought back 9. aiming at 10. chill out 11.
warm up 12. aim . . . at 13. handed . . . over 14. cooled off 15. aimed at 16.
goes back 17. warm up 18. went back 19. cools off 20. pulled over 21. warm
up
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19-2 1. Could you bring back my tool kit. Could you bring my tool kit back.
Could you bring it back. 2. The air conditioner quickly cooled off my
apartment. The air conditioner quickly cooled my apartment off. The air
conditioner quickly cooled it off. 3. Todd handed over his wallet. Todd
handed his wallet over. Todd handed it over. 4. The sheriff pulled over the
suspects. The sheriff pulled the suspects over. The sheriff pulled them over.
5. The drivers are warming up their trucks. The drivers are warming their
trucks up. The drivers are warming them up.
19-3 1. It warmed right up. 2. I’ll go right back to work. 3. It cooled right off. 4.
You would pull right over. 5. He aimed it right at him. 6. She told you to give
it right back. 7. He told her to hand it right over. 8. She brought it right over.
19-4 1. broke through 2. pushed around 3. sucked up to 4. track down 5. headed
into 6. backed off 7. come up with 8. hit on 9. fell through 10. wind up 11.
tell . . . apart 12. figure on 13. came across 14. put up 15. fizzled out 16. let .
. . off
20-1 1. go off 2. went around 3. go on 4. go off 5. hang around 6. ended up 7. lies
around 8. hangs around 9. start out 10. go around 11. stay up 12. ended up
13. lying around 14. went around 15. go on 16. goes off 17. going around 18.
go off 19. stay up 20. goes around 21. hangs around 22. go around 23. went
on 24. went around 25. Go on 26. go on 27. went on 28. went around 29.
goes around 30. go on
20-2 1. I’m going to lie around watching TV. 2. She went around making
decorating plans. 3. It ended up in Australia. 4. It goes off at 2:00. 5. He
asked, “What’s going on?” 6. He goes around telling awful jokes. 7. She
stayed up all night. 8. He hangs around the house. 9. It didn’t go off. 10. He
went around wearing a Hawaiian shirt. 11. They go on automatically. 12. I
didn’t get a hot dog because I didn’t buy enough to go around. 13. You have
to go around the potholes. 14. You ended up buying the red car. 15. You
couldn’t go on. 16. She started out thinking it would take only a few weeks.
20-4 1. screwed . . . out of 2. cooled off 3. ripped . . . up 4. blow . . . away 5. gave
up 6. work up 7. go overboard 8. mess around 9. came over 10. called off 11.
see . . . about 12. go about 13. dry out 14. aimed at 15. broke out 16. chilling
out
21-1 1. take . . . out on 2. come to 3. picking on 4. melted down 5. settling down 6.
comes to 7. settle . . . down 8. backed out 9. settled down 10. stick . . .
together 11. backing out 12. stick together 13. came to 14. looked over
21-2 1. He ought to look it over. 2. That comes to $37. 3. They settled down. 4.
You backed out of the deal. 5. You melted it down. 6. She backed out of her
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garage. 7. He picks on him. 8. He took it out on her. 9. They’ve stuck