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Solutions Upper-Intermediate 3ed Student Book

The document provides examples of common phrasal verbs in English. It lists phrasal verbs relating to transportation ("give someone a lift"), experiences ("have seen"), activities ("have been working"), possession ("have taken"), emotions ("are laughing"), suitability ("doesn't fit"), and more. It also offers examples of how verbs are used with prepositions to indicate location or direction ("m carrying"), possession ("contains"), preferences ("do you like"), importance ("doesn't matter"), and attitudes ("don't mind").

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Solutions Upper-Intermediate 3ed Student Book

The document provides examples of common phrasal verbs in English. It lists phrasal verbs relating to transportation ("give someone a lift"), experiences ("have seen"), activities ("have been working"), possession ("have taken"), emotions ("are laughing"), suitability ("doesn't fit"), and more. It also offers examples of how verbs are used with prepositions to indicate location or direction ("m carrying"), possession ("contains"), preferences ("do you like"), importance ("doesn't matter"), and attitudes ("don't mind").

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Give someone a lift: to

provide transportation for


someone e.g. take
someone somewhere in
your car. Give someone ll see
a 'ride' is also used: "I've got
to go to the train station.
Can you give me a lift?" going to meet
is going crash

ll give

will be
are you going to see
i going to fall

will have
wont forget

will do

Immediate
was shining were singing
left
saw realised

were doing called

were waiting started

walked sat down


started
was living
moved
was playing
lived
was leaving came out

bedehi
hadn"t been

had always kept

hadnt told

had been
soghut bazar
saham to give special importance to
had vizsted something
SYNONYM stress
had got up
had known

If someone is
comfortably off,
they have
enough money
to be able to live
without financial
problems.
ve been searching
hevent found
i have visited
have never seen
have you seen ve been looking

ve just been talikng

been eating
have you seen ve been working

have played

have been watching


submissive means ghateane
have won

have taken ve behaving


dont underestand
mean
are laughing
doesnt fits vazn
m carrying
know contains

do you like
dosent matter
dont mind
need
dont care ;m enjoying

was looking
had

m seeing
was thinking
were having
think
see
looks
like runing

use to live
used to forget
would forgot
used to enjoy

used to want

used to go / would go

used to play/ would play

used to have

didn't use to have

ve been sleeping

hadent eat

had been waiting

have been learning

had thought

had had
had put up
tasty
Spanish
scary
big black
funny new
mexican
huge silver
tiny young

new red french

a little

become more healthy


especially because of
excercise
a lot more

nowhere near
slighty

not quiete

even open
take
almost
eating

to upset
walking

locking

shouting
to read
smoking

getting

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