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B Look at your answers from exercise A. Choose the best meaning for each phrasal verb.
Refer to pages A7–A9 for lists of common phrasal verbs and their meanings.

1. a. invent b. want c. own

2. a. arrives at work b. stops sleeping c. goes home

3. a. make b. offer c. meet

4. a. stop b. change c. wait

5. a. work b. continue c. win

6. a. start with b. affect c. belong to

7. a. describe b. avoid c. solve

8. a. forget b. mention c. criticize

9. a. discussing b. reporting c. finding

10. a. created b. stole c. changed

11 APPLY.
A Put the words in the correct order to make questions with phrasal verbs.

1. you / any problems / into / have / recently / run

Have you run into any problems recently?

2. new ideas / think / you / do / up / how

3. you / what / about / found / have / out / inventors

4. up / what words / you / looked / have / in this lesson

5. count / who / do / for advice / on / you

B Work with a partner. Ask and answer the questions you wrote in exercise A. Then ask
follow-up questions to learn more about your partner.

A: Have you run into any problems recently?
B: Yes, I ran into a few problems with phrasal verbs.

A: Oh, which ones?

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