Exercise 2. Fill in the gaps.

Exercise 1. Match each phrasal verb in the left-hand column with an appropriate meaning in the right-hand column.

Exercise 5. Replace phrasal verbs with verbs/phrases which are similar in meaning.

Exercise 4. Order the words to make a sentence.

1. The, aligned, socialists, communist, the, party, with, itself.
2. The, of, drugs, event, society, awakened, the, has, to, dangers.
3. They, the, complaint, argued, women, their, withdrawing, into.
4. At, conclusion, last, a, MPs, at, the, arrived.
5. Change, paragraph 7, in, to, appertains, the, law, the, recent.
6. Lib Dem, the, support, form, Tories, for, to, a, asked, government.
7. The Tories, most, seats, the, won, but, of, were, majority, short, a.
8. The artist, girls, used to, shy, be, out, asking, to, when, came, it.
9. Its, you, a club, by, rules, if, abide, you, to, join, have.
10. They, charge, seven percent, a, on, service, added.

1. The citizens of New Delhi awoke to the dangers of current situation in the city.
2. Article 2 appertains to the change in the constitution.
3. At last the MPs arrived at the agreement.
4. Averaged out over a period, financial crisis occurs once a decade or so.
5. The clues did not add up to very much.
6. Volcanic eruptions only added to tourists’ difficulties.
7. The PM arrogated all the credit to himself.
8. Ministers applied their minds to finding a solution.
9. The European market accounted for 50 percent of total sales.
10. The crew on Faina have now been accounted for.

Section 2. Letter B. [ VIP Файлобмінник ]

1. The Gaddafi regime’s claims to have retaken Zawiya, 50 km west of Tripoli, were backed _____ by reporters Bill Neely from the UK’s ITV network and Deborah Haynes from the Times newspaper.
2. Freddie Mac was bailed _____ by the US government last year.
3. Egyptians complained that Twitter and Facebook accounts have been _____ for the last two days, but many accessed them via proxies.
4. Lawmakers in the capital Bissau observed a moment of silence for President Vieira who was killed by soldiers in an apparent tit-for-tat attack and for the army chief-of-staff General Tagme Na Waie who was blown _____ in his headquarters hours earlier.
5. Communal violence in Nigeria is complex, but it is often boils _____ _____ competition for resources such as land between those that see themselves as indigenous versus the more recent settlers.
6. Tunisia’s army chief warned that a ‘power vacuum’ could bring _____ the dictatorship, as pressure continues to mount on the interim government.
7. Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said the relations between the parties had broken _____ and called for elections to be held.
8. Opposition parties say the fund will bring _____ too little money and have dismissed the plan as a political gambit ahead of an important regional election.
9. The protests in Cairo continued late into the early hours of Thursday morning- small groups were reported to be breaking _____ from the main demonstrations, throwing stones at police who responded with tear gas.
10. The current concern is that a spark in Crimea could touch off a violent confrontation or even the kind of fighting that broke _____ between Russia and Georgia over the breakaway enclave of South Ossetia.

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