Esercizio sui phrasal verbs con i nomi, hold e out

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    “To hold” means “to mantain” or “to take”.

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    The difference between “hold your peace” and “hold your tongue” is that one of the verbs is more polite. Which one?

  • 3/13

    Match the sentences below with the correct phrasal verb.

    I have to think about it, hold on a second.
    Please, … , I introduce you in a moment.
    I know you want to know who won the contest, but I think you have to …
    They tried to convince him, but I think he will …
  • 4/13

    “Out” has five different meanings, including “completing”.

  • 5/13

    If you contract out a job, who get the job? The workers of your company or workers outside the company?

  • 6/13

    Choose the right meaning of “figure out”.

  • 7/13

    Match the sentences below with the correct phrasal verb.

    My favourite singer did the commercial for Coca cola, what a …
    The company will … the new laptop next week.
    I worked all the weekend, I’m …
    They are in financial trouble, they need to be
  • 8/13

    Choose which of the meanings below are the correct ones for the phrasal verb “make up”.

  • 9/13

    How many meanings has the phrasal verb “back up”?

  • 10/13

    Translate this sentence into english: “Hanno aspettato per ore prima di poter salire sull’aereo”.

  • 11/13

    Translate this sentence into english: “Vorrei sottolineare un’altra cosa importante”.

  • 12/13

    Translate this sentence into english: “Il tuo abbigliamento è molto elegante!”

  • 13/13

    Translate this sentence into english: “La polizia sta controllando il palazzo”.

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