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Lesson 3: Three-Word Phrasal Verbs

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Spot The Correct Text

Read both paragraphs carefully. One uses three-word phrasal verbs correctly while the other has errors. Click "This is Correct" on the correct paragraph.

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Paragraph A

I really look the meeting forward to next week. My boss and I get with along very well. We never run of out things to discuss. Sometimes I have to put with up difficult clients, but I always try to come with up good solutions.

Paragraph B

I really look forward to the meeting next week. My boss and I get along with each other very well. We never run out of things to discuss. Sometimes I have to put up with difficult clients, but I always try to come up with good solutions.

Match the Meaning

Match each three-word phrasal verb with its correct meaning. Click on the definition you think is correct.

look forward to
get along with
run out of
put up with
look up to
come up with

Listen & Choose the Correct Sentence

Listen to both sentences and click the checkbox next to the CORRECT one. The box will turn green if correct or red if incorrect.

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A
Temporary (delete after recording): "I'm looking the weekend forward to."
B
Temporary (delete after recording): "I'm looking forward to the weekend."
2
A
Temporary (delete after recording): "We've run out of coffee."
B
Temporary (delete after recording): "We've run of out coffee."
3
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Temporary (delete after recording): "I can't put with up this noise."
B
Temporary (delete after recording): "I can't put up with this noise."
4
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Temporary (delete after recording): "She gets along with everyone at work."
B
Temporary (delete after recording): "She gets with along everyone at work."
5
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Temporary (delete after recording): "I need to come with up a solution."
B
Temporary (delete after recording): "I need to come up with a solution."

Fill in the Blanks

Complete each sentence by choosing the correct three-word phrasal verb that makes sense in context.

1
I really _______ the holidays next month.
2
She doesn't _______ her new roommate.
3
We need to go shopping because we've _______ milk.
4
I can't _______ this loud music anymore!
5
Many young athletes _______ famous sports stars.
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The team needs to _______ a new marketing strategy.
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