Active study: Phrasal verbs. Choose the correct answer. In some cases, both are possible.

1. Jeff's got my book. I hope he gives back my book/gives my book back soon. Do you think he will give back it/give it back?

2. Jackie gave her job up/gave up her job when she had her children.

3. I don't understand the question. I can't work out the answer/work the answer out. Can you work out it/work it out?

4. Alison asked Steve out/asked out Steve - I think it's great!

5. Who usually looks after the children/looks the children after in your country? In the UK, the mother usually looks after them/looks them after.

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5 июня, 12:36

Active study: Phrasal verbs. Choose the correct answer. In some cases, both are possible.

1. Jeff's got my book. I hope he gives back my book/gives my book back soon. Do you think he will give back it/give it back?

2. Jackie gave her job up/gave up her job when she had her children.

3. I don't understand the question. I can't work out the answer/work the answer out. Can you work out it/work it out?

4. Alison asked Steve out/asked out Steve - I think it's great!

5. Who usually looks after the children/looks the children after in your country? In the UK, the mother usually looks after them/looks them after.

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Федюля · Answer 1

1. Jeff's got my book. I hope he gives my book back soon. Do you think he will give it back?

2. Jackie gave up her job when she had her children.

3. I don't understand the question. I can't work out the answer. Can you work it out?

4. Alison asked out Steve - I think it's great!

5. Who usually looks after the children in your country? In the UK, the mother usually looks after them.

Моша · Answer 2

1. Jeff's got my book. I hope he gives my book back soon. Do you think he will give it back?

2. Jackie gave her job up when she had her children.

3. I don't understand the question. I can't work out the answer. Can you work it out?

4. Alison asked Steve out - I think it's great!

5. Who usually looks after the children in your country? In the UK, the mother usually looks after them.