
อ30210 - Phrasal verbs
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English
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12th Grade
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Worawan Phuwanakonkam
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They want to run .................... script one last time before the first performance.
into
through
down
out of
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Multiple Choice
I hadn't seen Bob for months, but yesterday I ran .......................... him in the street.
into
through
down
out of
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Gary's in hospital. He was run ............................. by a car.
into
through
down
out of
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The bakery had run ....................... brown bread, so we had to get white one instead.
into
through
down
out of
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We went to the airport to see Jill ........................ .
off
out
about
over
through
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Let see ........................ traffic if we would make it to the concert in time.
off
out
about
over
through
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The team manager should be able to see ............................. strategies of other teams.
off
out
about
over
through
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Multiple Choice
He set ................. his own business when he was 21.
off
aside
in
out
up
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Multiple Choice
I suppose this cold weather means that winter is finally setting ................. .
off
aside
in
out
up
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Multiple Choice
We've set ................. some money so that we can afford to go on holiday this summer.
off
aside
in
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Meaning : to give up; to admit defeat
To
throw
on
the
towel
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Meaning : not having the knowledge, experience, or skills to deal with a particular subject or situation
To
be
out of
someone's
depth
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Meaning : be unfair or cruel
To
hit
below
the
belt
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Meaning : doing badly and likely to fail
To
be
on
the
rope
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Meaning : to put someone in a difficult or awkward position
To
box
somebody
into
a corner
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Meaning : to change the rules while someone is trying to do something in order to make it more difficult
To
move
the
goalpost
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Meaning : to make someone start a new and difficult job or activity without helping them or preparing them for it
To
be
thrown
at
the deep end
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