Question

C Phrasal verbs
Fill in each blank with a suitable preposition or adverb to convey the
meaning given in the brackets.
(a) Mrs Lee flatly refused to patch ....
a quarrel with a colleague.
(to settle)
(b) Please go
..... the accounts again before you certify them
correct. (examine)
(c) She looks run
after her illness. (weak and thin)
(d) I ran ............... an old friend at the supermarket. (met unexpectedly)
(e) Teaching children calls ................ patience. (requires)
(1) He arranged for the sum of money to be paid ............... his wife's
account. (to be deposited)
(g) I picked ..... ........... French while I was studying music in Paris.
(acquired)
(h) Man's landing on the moon will go
in history as one of
the outstanding achievements of mankind. (will be recorded)
(1) Darkness set ..... before we reached the village. (fell)​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Fill in each blank with a suitable preposition or adverb to convey the

meaning given in the brackets.

(a) Mrs Lee flatly refused to patch ....

a quarrel with a colleague.

(to settle)

(b) Please go

..... the accounts again before you certify them

correct. (examine)

(c) She looks run

after her illness. (weak and thin)

(d) I ran ............... an old friend at the supermarket