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Relationships and people
English, level C1
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� answer back
� ask out
� break up
� bring out
� bring together
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� answer back
� ask out
� break up
� bring out
� bring together
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Phrasal verbs
� answer back
� ask out
� break up
� bring out
� bring together
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Phrasal verbs
� answer back
� ask out
� break up
� bring out
� bring together
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� answer back
� ask out
� break up
� bring out
� bring together
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� Take your hands out of your pockets and don’t ... young man!
� Take your hands out of your pockets and don’t answer back, youngman!
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� Take your hands out of your pockets and don’t ... young man!
� Take your hands out of your pockets and don’t answer back, youngman!
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� She couldn’t go, so he ... someone else.
� She couldn’t go, so he asked out someone else.
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� She couldn’t go, so he ... someone else.
� She couldn’t go, so he asked out someone else.
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� He ... her ... to dinner, but she had other plans
� He asked her out to dinner, but she had other plans
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� He ... her ... to dinner, but she had other plans
� He asked her out to dinner, but she had other plans
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� They were ... in a large conference room.
� They were brought together in a large conference room..
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� They were ... in a large conference room.
� They were brought together in a large conference room..
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� She blamed his mother’s constant interference for ... their marriage.
� She blamed his mother’s constant interference for breaking up theirmarriage.
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� She blamed his mother’s constant interference for ... their marriage.
� She blamed his mother’s constant interference for breaking up theirmarriage.
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� You will naturally feel some negative emotions no matter howessential your ... was
� You will naturally feel some negative emotions no matter howessential your break up was
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� You will naturally feel some negative emotions no matter howessential your ... was
� You will naturally feel some negative emotions no matter howessential your break up was
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� The event was unique in ... politicians, business leaders, andacademics.
� The event was unique in bringing together politicians, businessleaders, and academics.
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� The event was unique in ... politicians, business leaders, andacademics.
� The event was unique in bringing together politicians, businessleaders, and academics.
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� He ever so casually ... the names of celebrities with whom he’ssupposedly buddy-buddy
� He ever so casually brings out the names of celebrities with whomhe’s supposedly buddy-buddy
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� He ever so casually ... the names of celebrities with whom he’ssupposedly buddy-buddy
� He ever so casually brings out the names of celebrities with whomhe’s supposedly buddy-buddy
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� Rock gradually ... into sand.
� Rock gradually breaks up into sand.
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� Rock gradually ... into sand.
� Rock gradually breaks up into sand.
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� bump into
� cancel out
� come between
� crowd around
� go together
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� bump into
� cancel out
� come between
� crowd around
� go together
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� bump into
� cancel out
� come between
� crowd around
� go together
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� bump into
� cancel out
� come between
� crowd around
� go together
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� The story of a travel is always a discovery’s story, and art is thattravel from which sense and intellect ...
� The story of a travel is always a discovery’s story, and art is thattravel from which sense and intellect go together.
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� The story of a travel is always a discovery’s story, and art is thattravel from which sense and intellect ...
� The story of a travel is always a discovery’s story, and art is thattravel from which sense and intellect go together.
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� Whenever I return from a trip abroad and go out to visit thecommunities they ... me and want to know where I have been andwhat it was like.
� Whenever I return from a trip abroad and go out to visit thecommunities they crowd around me and want to know where Ihave been and what it was like.
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� Whenever I return from a trip abroad and go out to visit thecommunities they ... me and want to know where I have been andwhat it was like.
� Whenever I return from a trip abroad and go out to visit thecommunities they crowd around me and want to know where Ihave been and what it was like.
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� The effects of this are already being felt in many developingcountries and it can effectively and quickly ... any progress ofrecent years.
� The effects of this are already being felt in many developingcountries and it can effectively and quickly cancel out any progressof recent years.
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� The effects of this are already being felt in many developingcountries and it can effectively and quickly ... any progress ofrecent years.
� The effects of this are already being felt in many developingcountries and it can effectively and quickly cancel out any progressof recent years.
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� My friend and I, being avid tennis players, ... each other whenvisiting the local courts.
� My friend and I, being avid tennis players, bumped into each otherwhen visiting the local courts.
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� My friend and I, being avid tennis players, ... each other whenvisiting the local courts.
� My friend and I, being avid tennis players, bumped into each otherwhen visiting the local courts.
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� Tony Blair’s reaction was to say that nothing must ... Britain’srelations with Russia..
� Tony Blair’s reaction was to say that nothing must come betweenBritain’s relations with Russia.
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� Tony Blair’s reaction was to say that nothing must ... Britain’srelations with Russia..
� Tony Blair’s reaction was to say that nothing must come betweenBritain’s relations with Russia.
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� Let us not forget that the production, export and deployment ofweapons ... and that there is no war without them.
� Let us not forget that the production, export and deployment ofweapons go together and that there is no war without them.
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� Let us not forget that the production, export and deployment ofweapons ... and that there is no war without them.
� Let us not forget that the production, export and deployment ofweapons go together and that there is no war without them.
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� meet up
� open up
� pick on
� sound out
� take after
� take to
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� meet up
� open up
� pick on
� sound out
� take after
� take to
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� meet up
� open up
� pick on
� sound out
� take after
� take to
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� meet up
� open up
� pick on
� sound out
� take after
� take to
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� The doctor had to ... George ... to find out what was wrong.
� The doctor had to open George up to find out what was wrong.
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� The doctor had to ... George ... to find out what was wrong.
� The doctor had to open George up to find out what was wrong.
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� After a while, he began to ... about his disagreements
� After a while, he began to open up about his disagreements
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� After a while, he began to ... about his disagreements
� After a while, he began to open up about his disagreements
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� You should therefore seek contact with non-parents and ... with oldfriends again.
� You should therefore seek contact with non-parents and meet upwith old friends again.
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� You should therefore seek contact with non-parents and ... with oldfriends again.
� You should therefore seek contact with non-parents and meet upwith old friends again.
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� Police have ... stopping motorcyclists at random.
� Police have taken to stopping motorcyclists at random.
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� Police have ... stopping motorcyclists at random.
� Police have taken to stopping motorcyclists at random.
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� Please stop ... me! I’m tired of it.
� Please stop picking on me! I’m tired of it.
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� Please stop ... me! I’m tired of it.
� Please stop picking on me! I’m tired of it.
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� Why don’t you ... her ... before the meeting, to see which wayshe’s going to vote?
� Why don’t you sound her out before the meeting, to see which wayshe’s going to vote?
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� Why don’t you ... her ... before the meeting, to see which wayshe’s going to vote?
� Why don’t you sound her out before the meeting, to see which wayshe’s going to vote?
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� Candidates will be ... voters during the months before the election.
� Candidates will be sounding out voters during the months beforethe election.
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� Candidates will be ... voters during the months before the election.
� Candidates will be sounding out voters during the months beforethe election.
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� The little girl ... her new puppy dog. They are now inseparable
� The little girl took to her new puppy dog. They are now inseparable
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� The little girl ... her new puppy dog. They are now inseparable
� The little girl took to her new puppy dog. They are now inseparable
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� He ... his mother’s side of the family.
� He takes after his mother’s side of the family.
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� He ... his mother’s side of the family.
� He takes after his mother’s side of the family.
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� I hope the children don’t ... their grandfather.
� I hope the children don’t take after their grandfather.
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� I hope the children don’t ... their grandfather.
� I hope the children don’t take after their grandfather.
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� She was so depressed she ... drink.
� She was so depressed she took to drink.
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� She was so depressed she ... drink.
� She was so depressed she took to drink.
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