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Phrasal Verbs Exercise MAY 24, 2021 =================================== Fill in the blanks. 1. The exam has been …………………………. put out put off put up 2. I might ………………………… Susie in the evening. call on call up call in 3. Only a mentally strong person can ………………………….. the difficulties in life. get off get over get on 4. After trying for an hour or so, I ………………………….. gave up gave off gave out 5. Shailesh and his roommate ………………………….. really well. get off get along get over 6. My grandmother ……………………………… at the age of 95. passed off passed on passed away 7. I have put a lot of effort ……………………… this project and I really want it to succeed. into onto up 8. That table …………………………. a lot of space. takes on takes up takes in 9. ………………………….. the document before signing it. Go through Go over Go into 10. It took them hours to ……………………………. the fire. put out put in put up 11. Sometimes adversity …………………………….. the best in people. brings out brings up brings off 12. I …………………………… an old friend of mine yesterday. ran up ran into ran across ======================= 🟢Answers🟢 1. The exam has been put off. 2. I might call on Susie in the evening. 3. Only a mentally strong person can get over the difficulties in life. 4. After trying for an hour or so, I gave up. 5. Shailesh and his roommate get along really well. 6. My grandmother passed away at the age of 95. 7. I have put a lot of effort into this project and I really want it to succeed. 8. That table takes up a lot of space. 9. Go through the document before signing it. 10. It took them hours to put out the fire. 11. Sometimes adversity brings out the best in people. 12. I ran into an old friend of mine yesterday. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 SV RAMANUJ

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81. Run down Meaning: to decline in number or size Example Sentence: The battery has run down; it needs recharging. --------------------------------------------- 82. Set about Meaning: to begin doing something Example Sentence: Tina set about studying. --------------------------------------------- 83. Set forth Meaning: to start a journey Example Sentence: They set forth on their travels in early June. --------------------------------------------- 84. Set off Meaning: to initiate sth working Example Sentence: Someone set off a fire extinguisher. --------------------------------------------- 85. Set up Meaning: to place or to build sth Example Sentence: The travelers set up a camp on the river bank. --------------------------------------------- 86. Set to Meaning: to make sb feel sad Example Sentence: When my work gets me down, I want to resign. --------------------------------------------- 87. Set aside Meaning: to keep sth available for a purpose Example Sentence: We set aside some money for repairs. --------------------------------------------- 88. Set in Meaning: to take root, start and continue Example Sentence: The rainy season has set in. --------------------------------------------- 89. Set on/upon sb Meaning: to attack sb Example Sentence: He was set on by a vicious dog. --------------------------------------------- 90. Set down Meaning: to write Example Sentence: The rules for service have been set down. --------------------------------------------- 91. Set back Meaning: to delay sth or sb Example Sentence: The government will set back the reforms. --------------------------------------------- 92. Get along Meaning: to have a friendly relationship Example Sentence: It’s impossible to get along with her. -------------------------------------------- 93. Get out Meaning: to become known Example Sentence: I don’t want it to get out that I’m leaving. --------------------------------------------- 94. Get across Meaning: to make sb understand Example Sentence: Your meaning didn’t really get across. --------------------------------------------- 95. Get away Meaning: to escape from sb/sth Example Sentence: Alka will get away from work as soon as she can. --------------------------------------------- 96. Get (sb) down Meaning: to make sb feel sad Example Sentence: When my work gets me down, I want to resign. --------------------------------------------- 97. Get through Meaning: to be connected by phone Example Sentence: I tried to call her but couldn’t get through. --------------------------------------------- 98. Get around Meaning: to visit lots of places Example Sentence: It is quite easy to get around London. --------------------------------------------- 99. Get over Meaning: to overcome Example Sentence: How would you get over that problem? --------------------------------------------- 100. Get ahead Meaning: to be success Example Sentence: Shailesh wants to get ahead in his career. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 SV RAMANUJ

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Nouns Exercise JULY 17, 2022 ============================== Fill in the blanks. 1. I met two ……………………. in the store. women females Either could be used here 2. Alka took ……………………… at my harmless remarks. insult offence Either could be used here 3. If you are a ………………………., you may develop liver problems. drinker drunkard drunkiard 4. Shailesh is collecting money for ……………………….. Please select 2 correct answers the poor poors the poors the poor 5. When I entered the room, the clock struck ………………………………. nine nine years 6. I was reading a ………………………………. by Keats. poem poetry 7. We got off as there was no ……………………… on the train. space room place 8. The government should have more schemes for ……………………….. Please select 2 correct answers the blind blind people the blinds blinds 9. Have you got a lot of ………………………………? luggage luggages Either could be used here 10. One of my ……………………………. lives in Mumbai. friend friends 11. She didn’t say ………………………………. anything something nothing 12. Do you like this …………………….. of movies? kind kinds ======================= 🟢Answers🟢 1. I met two women in the store. 2. Alka took offence at my harmless remarks. 3. If you are a drunkard, you may develop liver problems. 4. Shailesh is collecting money for the poor / poor people. 5. When I entered the room, the clock struck nine. 6. I was reading a poem by Keats. 7. We got off as there was no room on the train. 8. The government should have more schemes for the blind / blind people. 9. Have you got a lot of luggage? 10. One of my friends lives in Mumbai. 11. She didn’t say anything. 12. Do you like this kind of movies? 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 SV RAMANUJ

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Gap Filling Exercise JULY 19, 2022 ========================================== Fill in the blanks. 1. We walked ...................... the wood. across through over 2. You will soon have an accident ....................... you go on driving like that. if whether unless 3. They set off ........................ dawn. in at on 4. You .......................... that frock to school. Please select 2 correct answers do not wear are not wearing are not going to wear 5. You ....................... help me. have better better had better 6. Alka spends ............................ her money on cosmetics. half half of Either could be used here 7. He is never late, .............................? is he isn't he doesn't he 8. I had no sooner closed the door ......................... somebody knocked. than when before 9. Hardly had I closed my eyes ............................. I started fantasizing things. when before Either could be used here 10. We will start .............................. James arrives. no sooner hardly when as soon as as long as 11. Look ........................ the mirror before you drive off. in on at 12. Don’t do that again .......................... you will be in trouble. or so if ======================= 🟢Answers🟢 1. We walked through the wood. 2. You will soon have an accident if you go on driving like that. 3. They set off at dawn. 4. You are not wearing / are not going to wear that frock to school. 5. You had better help me. 6. Alka spends half / half of her money on cosmetics. 7. He is never late, is he? 8. I had no sooner closed the door than somebody knocked. 9. Hardly had I closed my eyes when/before I started fantasizing things. 10. We will start as soon as James arrives. 11. Look in the mirror before you drive off. 12. Don’t do that again or you will be in trouble. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 SV RAMANUJ