Phrasal Verbs

by. 13. She got out. 14. She got back in. 15. He got it back. 16. They got her
down. 17. He asked you to get right over to his house.
42-3 1. pick . . . up 2. clear . . . out 3. selling out 4. leave . . . behind 5. floating
around 6. running around 7. punching . . . in 8. punched out 9. drowned out
10. call . . . back 11. squeeze . . . in 12. start up 13. Sneaking into 14. sneak
out 15. brushes . . . off 16. crossed . . . off 17. plug . . . in
43-1 1. head toward 2. tried . . . on 3. blew out 4. gave out 5. run up 6. blew out 7.
shut . . . up 8. set out 9. grosses . . . out 10. Shut up 11. ran up 12. blown out
13. given out 14. ran up 15. set out
43-2 1. of 2. to 3. on 4. to 5. on
43-3 1. The wind blew out the candle. The wind blew the candle out. The wind
blew it out. 2. They might have given out the information. They might have
given the information out. They might have given it out. 3. She ran up a
$4,000 bill. She ran a $4,000 bill up. She ran it up. 4. Can I try on these
pants? Can I try these pants on? Can I try them on? 5. The smell may have
grossed out everyone. The smell may have grossed everyone out. The smell
may have grossed them out.
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43-4 1. She should have tried it on. 2. It gave out. 3. It was a run-up. 4. It must
have grossed him out. 5. He must have been grossed out. 6. They ran up to
her. 7. She wouldn’t have headed toward Detroit. 8. She blew it out. 9.
Shutting him up is nearly impossible. 10. She asked him how he could have
run up such a large credit card bill. 11. We set out on our drive to Alaska at
8:00. 12. You had a blowout. 13. Sarah set out to make her business a
success.
43-5 1. leftover 2. chopped up 3. covered up 4. rundown 5. broken in 6. paid off 7.
let down 8. crossed off 9. checked in 10. checked out 11. sold out 12.
plugged in 13. filled up 14. straightened out 15. put off 16. sneak . . . into
43-6 1. sneaked into 2. sneak out 3. keep off 4. coming back 5. squeezed . . . into
6. kept on 7. get back 8. gotten behind 9. keep from 10. Keep at 11. keep . . .
to 12. burst out 13. keep up 14. wiped out 15. keep . . . away 16. kept . . .
down
44-1 1. locked . . . up 2. carried away 3. pisses . . . off 4. stressing . . . out 5. kicked
out 6. beat up 7. mix . . . up 8. lock up 9. ripped . . . off 10. mixes . . . up
44-2 1. The thugs beat up the woman. The thugs beat the woman up. The thugs
beat her up. 2. The hotel manager kicked out the rock group. The hotel
manager kicked the rock group out. The hotel manager kicked them out. 3.
The cops are going to lock up the crook. The cops are going to lock the crook
up. The cops are going to lock her up. 4. Mixing up the twins is easy. Mixing
the twins up is easy. Mixing them up is easy. 5. Getting a tattoo must have
pissed off your father. Getting a tattoo must have pissed your father off.
Getting a tattoo must have pissed him off. 6. The contractor was accused of
ripping off homeowners. The contractor was accused of ripping homeowners
off. The contractor was accused of ripping them off. 7. All these problems
are stressing out the staff. All these problems are stressing the staff out. All
these problems are stressing them out.
44-3 1. He ripped him off. 2. It was a ripoff. 3. She’s going to kick them out. 4. I