Phrasal Verbs

run across: случайно найти

run away (from): бежать, уклоняться от; избегать

run down: сбить (машиной); пренебрежительно отзываться

run into: сталкиваться (с кем-либо)

run out (of): заканчиваться (о продуктах, деньгах и т.п.)

run up against: столкнуться (с проблемами)

9 Fill in the correct particle. Grammarway 3 p132

1. He ran into an old school friend at a party.

2. Richard was run down by a car and taken to hospital.

3. We ran up against a lot of problems at the beginning of our project.

4. Oh no! We've run out of coffee again.

5. He refused to listen to her as she ran down his friends.

6. I ran across this book as I was cleaning out the attic.

7. Tim decided to run away from the horrible boarding school.

10 Cross out the unnecessary word. Grammarway 3 p133

1. Who's has opened the door?

2. Monica lost her purse while was shopping.

3. Unless they not call soon, we'll be worried about them.

4. That's the house whose its roof collapsed yesterday in the earthquake.

5. Were if I you, I wouldn't lend him the money.

6. My parents let me to watch a horror film last night.

7. The dogs on the farm are being taken for a walk twice a day.

8. Despite of feeling unwell, Tom attended the meeting.

Prepositions

blame sb for sth married to sb

blame sth on sb/sth occur to sb

put the blame on sb/sth in disbelief

bored with sb/sth on the train

fall in love with sb unsure of sth

fed up with sb/sth typical of sb

head for

11 Fill in the correct preposition. Enterprise 4 p35

1. Tracey is bored with her job, so she's looking for another one.

2. It didn't occur to me to look under the bed.

3. Sam shook his head for disbelief when he saw the mess.

4. They blamed Darren for breaking the window.

5. I usually read a magazine on the train in the mornings.

6. Susie fell in love with the man who lived next door to her.

7. It is typical of him to arrive late.

8. They were heading for shore when the storm began.

9. He blamed the problem on the computer breakdown.

10. She's unsure of what to wear for the wedding.

11. Simon is married to a very creative woman.

12. I'm fed up with staying in every night. Let's go out.

13. Don't put the blame on me when something goes wrong.

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12 Cross out the unnecessary word. Enterprise 4 p36

1. I must ask to you some questions.

2. Mum told us do not to play football in the house.

3. Tina asked me that what I wanted to buy.

4. He said me that we couldn't meet at the station.

5. I wonder why do they always argue.

6. The manager wanted to know how long I had I been in England.

7. Greg promised that to send me a card from Egypt.

8. Paul asked me if where I came from.

9. Mike wondered about whether he should resign or not.

10. Dad asked me where did I put his newspaper.

11. Mark denied of having lied to his parents.

12. I explained her that I was not a traffic warden.