Phrasal Verbs

locked up. 5. It’s locked up. 6. It’s easy to mix them up. 7. It pissed him off.
8. He was pissed off. 9. She’s mixed up. 10. It’s stressing me out. 11. I’m
stressed-out. 12. They were beat up. 13. He was locked up. 14. He was
locked up. 15. She got carried away. 16. They beat him up. 17. I have to mix
them up.
44-4 1. cover . . . up 2. paid off 3. takes over 4. keep . . . down 5. keep on 6.
broken in 7. keep away 8. bringing . . . up 9. keep from 10. stuck . . . with 11.
keep . . . off 12. keep . . . to 13. max . . . out 14. kept at 15. put . . . up to 16.
keep . . . up
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45-1 1. turn out 2. turn in 3. turned . . . off 4. turns over 5. turned on 6. turn . . . in
7. turned in 8. turned up 9. turn . . . into 10. turn . . . on 11. turn . . . up 12.
turn . . . down 13. turn . . . off 14. turned . . . on 15. turn over 16. turn up 17.
turning in 18. turn off 19. turned . . . on 20. turned down 21. turning out 22.
turn . . . over 23. turn out 24. turning out 25. turn in 26. turning out 27. turn .
. . in
45-2 1. They turn into butterflies. 2. He turned up. 3. It turned him off. 4. He
thinks it’s a turnoff. 5. He was turned off. 6. It turns you on. 7. You think it’s
a turn-on. 8. You feel turned on. 9. I’m turning it up. 10. Turnover is very
low. 11. It turns out 25,000 cars every year. 12. She didn’t turn it up. 13. She
hasn’t turned up anything. 14. It was turned into a Chinese restaurant. 15. It
turned out orange. 16. She couldn’t turn him down. 17. It will probably turn
over $4 million. 18. He hasn’t turned his paper in. 19. She isn’t going to turn
him in. 20. There wasn’t enough room because so many people turned out.
21. The turnout was large. 22. He turned it over.
45-4 1. get . . . back 2. ran up 3. gotten up 4. tried . . . on 5. Get out 6. get there 7.
grossing . . . out 8. get into 9. head toward 10. get out 11. lock up 12. beaten
up 13. set out 14. getting behind 15. getting over 16. carried away
46-1 1. talk . . . into 2. build in 3. bump into 4. freak out 5. talk . . . out of 6.
conned . . . into 7. bumped into 8. make for 9. con . . . out of 10. made for
46-2 1. She’s trying to talk you into helping her paint her house. 2. He bumped
into Raul. 3. He’s trying to con me out of everything I own. 4. It will make
for an uncomfortable evening. 5. He conned her into selling him her house
for a lot less than it’s worth. 6. She’s freaking out. 7. A shelf was built into it.
8. It’s built-in. 9. No one can talk him out of quitting his job.
46-4 1. lockup 2. comeback 3. wipeout 4. Check-in 5. checkout 6. mix-up 7.
break-in 8. pickup 9. takeover 10. run-up 11. blowout
46-5 1. turn . . . in 2. brought . . . up 3. lock . . . up 4. gone away 5. stands for 6.
got by 7. stressing . . . out 8. shut up 9. stick with 10. gave out 11. turning . . .
into 12. blew . . . off 13. pisses . . . off 14. let . . . in 15. kicked out 16. burst
out
47-1 1. run out 2. put . . . into 3. pull out 4. comes in 5. cut back 6. ran out 7.
moving into 8. put . . . in 9. brush up 10. move in 11. comes in 12. putting . .
. in 13. put in 14. come in 15. move out 16. runs out 17. put . . . in 18.
coming in 19. cut back 20. pulled out 21. move . . . out 22. put in 23. come in
24. move . . . into 25. put . . . in 26. pull out
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47-2 1. He’s going to move in with his Uncle John. 2. It’s cutting back. 3. It’s a