have your ear/nose pierced

ftave your hair cut/done/dyed

have your head shaved

have your house broken into

have your photo taken

have your tonsils taken out

It's got/it has nothing to dowith you.

Can I have ii back please?

What has she got on? (= 1Y6u1

is she wearing?)

Make (Unit 13)

make a cake

make a complaint

make a cup of tea

make a choice

make a decision

make a filmmake a loss

make a mess

make a mistake

make a noise

make a phone call

make a plan

make a profitmake a promise

make a speech

make a willmake an appointment

make an arrangement

make an effortmake an investment

make friends with someone

make fun of someone

make money

make some changes

rnake sure

make tle beds

make up your mindmake yourself at home

Put (Unit 11)

can't/couldn't put my bookdown

put a lot of time/effort/hard worl/energy into (doing) something

put a plaster on a cut (12)

put a record/CD/tape/video on

put one's feet up

put pressure on someone (todo something)

put some money to one side (13)

put someone's arm in plaster (12)

put someone/someone's health/life at risk

put someone in a good mood

put someone in touch withsomeone else

put someone on a course ofantibiotics (12)

put someone up for the night

put the blame on someone for(doing) something

Take (Unit 4)take a joke

take a long time to dosomething

take a photo

take a risktake care oftake courage

take criticismtake interest intake it or leave ittake my word for ittake notice oftake offence at

take one thing at a time

take part in something (2)

take pity on

take place (2)

take pride intake someone's advice

take something backto a shop

take some medicine/a pill (12)

take something seriously

take someone's temperature (12)

take someone to a restauranVout for a meal

take someone to hospital

take someone to school _. .

take the blame fortake the infinitive/gerund ,:

take time off worktake your timeI cant take it any more.

she/he won't take no for an answer

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lh_e Coursebg?k

"ptf") in which the phrasal verb occursrs represented by the number(s) in bräckets.

Verbs marked with an asterisk*With these verbs the noun is usually used after theparticle. The pronoun, however, *;J;;;d before theparticle.

Phrasal verbblow something up (9)

break down (4)bring a child up (6)call for somerhing (12)carry on with something (5)catch oncatch up on something

cheer someone/yourselfup (1/7)

come acrosssomething (7/14)

come down with anillness (7)

come into moneycome round (7)

come up (7)

come up with an idea (T)cut down on somethjng

cut something orsomeone oft

cut something out (15)

do awaywithsomething (15)

do something up (13/14)

couid do withsomething (13) '

couldn't do with.outsomething (13)

dress up as something/someone (9)

*eat up timeimoney (14)

fall for a trick

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Meaningdestroy something with an

explosion

stop workingraise

demand, requestcontinue doingbecome popularspend time doing an activiry

you have not had time todo recently

make someoney'yourselffeel happier

encounter/find by chance

get an illness

inheritcome to your housebe mentioned or discussed;

arise or appear (in a class/an exam./a meeting)

think of and suggest an ideareduce the amount you

drinlc/eat etcseparate or isolate

stop doing/eating etcsomething

get rid ofldestroy

a) fasten, button up clothesb) repair, redecorate or

modernize a building orroom

need, would like

need something in order tosurvive or perform a jobor task

put on different clothes inorder to disguise yourself

use or consume in greatquantities

be deceived by

fall for someone (6)

fall out with someone (6)

find something out (10)fit a building out (8)

get away (for theweekend) (1)

get away from someone/a place

get away withsomething (10)

get round someone (10)

get someone down (1)

setby (Lll4)get on with someone (6)

get on with something (la)

get over something (1)get over someone (6)

get through something (14)

get up to something (6)

give someone away (9)

gtve secrets away (9)give something back to

someone (9)give homework in (9)give in (to someone,s

requests) (9)*give off a smell (9)*give. out information (9)

"give paper, books out (9)

give something up (5/9/14)go in for somerhing

fall in ]ove with

argue with someone andstop being friendlywiththem

discoverp.o1i? with everyräing tha

wrll be neededgo away for a period of

time for a brealc/a holida,escape

not be punished for doingsomething

persuade someone to allowyou to do something bycharming them

make unhappy/depressmanage to survive4ivehave a good relationship

withstart or continue doing

something (especially workrecover fromrecover after the end of a

relationship with someonemanage to survive a difficult

experience or period of timedo things you know you

shouldntshow someone,s true nature

or identiqrreveal

return somettring to someone

hand to the teacheragree to something you do

not want toproduee and send into the airannounee or broadcast

informationdistribute to a group of

people

stop doingdo §omething as a hobby or

interest

go out with someone (6)

grow up (6)

hand something out (4)

hang out with someone (10)

head for a place (8)

hold someone back (5)

let someone down (6)

let someone off (10)

look after someone (1)

look for something (5)

look forward tosomething (1)

look into something (10)

look up to someone (6)

make something out (9113)

make out (13)

nrake up for something Gl9)nake something up (10/13)

rrake (it) up (13)

nove on (5)

rove out)wn up to something (10)

rass out (2)

rick someone up (10)

ruil up (4)

)ut money aside (11)

put forward a plan/explanation/proposal (1 1)

)ut an event off (11)

)ut someone off (11)

)ut someone off doingsomething (11)

)ut someone off someoneelse (1 1)

,ut clothes on ( 1/1 1)

,ut the radio/llV on (11)

,ut weight on (1 1)

put on an event/a show (9)

,ut a cigarette out (11)

,ut your hand up'(1 1)

,ut prices up ( 1 1)

have a romantic relationshipwith someone

slowiy become an adultgive something to everyone

in a group

spend time with someone,doing nothing inparticular

go towardsprevent someone from

making progress

disappoint

give someone a lighterpunishment than theyexpected (or not punishat all)

take care oftry to findfeel happy about something

that is going to happeninvestigate

admire and respect

see, hear or understandsomeone/something withdifficulty

pretend, claim falsely thatsomething is true

compensate forinvent

become friends again

change to a different job,activity or place

stop living in a house or flatadmit to doing something

lose consciousness

meet/collect someone(eg at the stationfromschool)

slow down and stop

save money for a futureoccasion

suggest for consideration

postPone

distractdiscourage

cause to dislike

place on your body

starl something workingincrease

organize an event

extinguish

lift into the airincrease

put posters up (11)

put someone up for thenisht (1 1)

put up with someone/something (8)

run out of something (10)

set off (4/1 1)

set a company up (5/13)

show off (10)

sign up for something

splash out on something (7)

split up with someone (6)

take after someone (4)

take homework/books in (4)

take someone in (10)

take someone on (4)

take over from someone (4)

take something over (14)

take to someone/something (4)

otake up a challenge/anoffer (14)

*take up a new sport/hobby(2/4)

"take up time/space (4/14)

tell someone off (6)

throw something away (14)

turn back (15)

tum someone/somethingdown (15)

turn (something) into (15)something

turn off (a road) (15)

turn something off (15)

turn something on

tum out (15)

turn,sornething out ( i 5)

turn up (15)

use something up

work something out (8)

work something out (12)

Phrasal verb list

fix to a wall or a boardaccommodate

tolerate

use up (eg money, petrol,time)

stafi ajourneyestablishr,/start

trSr to impress people bytelling or showing themwhat you are capable of

sign a document showingyour intention to dosomething (eg a course)

buy something expensive

end a relationship withresemble a member of your

family in appearance,behaviour or character

collect from students

trick or deceive someone

employ

replace, take responsibilityfrom someone

take control ofstart to like, especially after

only a short timeaccept

start doing

use, fill or occupy

speak angrily to someonewho has done somethingwrong

get rid of something you donot need any more

return towards the place youstarted from

reject or refuse

(cause something to) becomesomething different

leave one road in order tocontinue on another

to disconnect

to connect

be discovered./become knownto disconnect .,

arrive, usually unexpectedly,early or late

finish a supply of somethingthink about and plan

calculate

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Corne (Unit 7)come as abig/a dreadfirl/

a greatla nas§i/a terrible shock

come as an enorrnousla greatla welcome relief

come as nolabigla greatlacomplete/a pleasant surprise

come in handy

come into fashion

come on

come to an agreement

come to a decision

come to an end

come to harm

come to nothing

come to power

come to the conclusion thatcome to f20come to terms with something

come true

Do (Unit 13)do a course

do a deal

do a degree

do a job

do an exercise

do business with someone

do damage

do nothingdo some research

do someone a favour

do the cooking

do the housework

do the ironingdo the shopping

do the washingdo the washing up

do your best

do your homework

Get (Unit 1)get angry/upset/bored/

excited etc

get a cold/headacheithe flu etc

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get a job

get a (good/bad) mark in anexam/for a piece of work

get backget (back) home

get better/worselolder etc

get dressed

get engaged/married/divorced

get going

get help

get in touch with someone

get ir/out of a carltaxi

get into trouble (with thepolice)

get into/out of the habit ofdoing something

get on/off a busltrain/Plane

get out of the habit of doingsomething

get paidget ready (for workischooV

Christmas)

get rid of something/someone

get someone down

get something for Christmas/your birthday

get something from a shoP

get someone to helP Youget started

get the bus/train/P1ane

get the chance to dosometJring

get the dinner readY

get time to do something

get to schooUworlc/a Place

get to sleep

Give (Unit 9)give a broad smile

give a deep sigh

give a lengthy speech

give a nervous laugh

give a parfy

give a piercing scream

give an example

give an impressiveperformance

give an open-air concert

give someone a blank look

give someone a call

give someone a hand

give someone an idea

give someone an injection (12)

give someone a liftgive someone a nasty shock

give someone a Pleasantsurprise

give someone a tender kiss

give someone expert advice

give someone firll details

give someone great pleasure

give someone my best

regards

give someone permission todo something

give someone a prescription (12)

give someone the impression that

Ilave (Unit 6)have a dance (a bop)

have a go at doing something

have a good time

have a headache/sore throat

have a laugh

have a lookhave a relationship

have a serious/a negative/aneffect on someone/something

have a strong/important/goodinfluence on someone/something

have a wash

have an insight into something'

have an operation on part ofyourbody

have difficulty (in) doing something

have firnhave one's arm/leg in plaster (12)

have problems doing something

have something in common

have s5rmpathy for someone

have the power/energy/strength/authority to do something

have (no) time to do something

have a tooth taken ouVfiiled

have something repaired

Inftnitiveariseawake

be

bearbeatbecomebeginbendbetbindbiteblowbreakbreedbringbuildburnburstbrycatchchoose

comecostcreep

cutdealdigdodrawdreamdrinkdriveeatfallfeedfeelfightfindfleefl.y

forbidforgetforgivefreezeget

grve

go

Srindgrowhang

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Past simplearose

awoke

was/were

borebeat

became

began-

bentbetboundbitblewbrokebredbroughtbuiltburnUburnedbr:rstboughtcaughtchose

came

cost

creptcutdealtdrgdiddrewdreamUdreamed

dmnkdrove

ate

fellfedfeltfoughtfoundfledflewforbadeforgotforgave

trozegotgave

wentgroundgrew

hung

Past participleansenawoken

been

bornebeaten

become

- begrrn

Infinitivehave

hear

hidehitholdhurtkeep

kneel

knowluylead

Iean

learnleave

lendletlieliShtlose

make

mearl

meetpay

putseek

show

shrinkslide

smellsow

speed

spillspinspitsplitspoilspread

springstingstinkstrikeswear

sweep

swellswingtake

treadweave

weep

wind

Past sinplehadheardhidhitheldhurrkeptloreltknewlaidledIeant/Ieanedlearnt/learnedleftlent1et

Irylitlostmademeantmetpaidputsoughtshowedshranl<,/shrunk

slidsmelt/smelledsowedsped

spilt/spilledspunspatsplitspoilt/spoiledspreadsprangstungstanl</stunkstrrcksworesweptswelledswungtooktrodwoveweptwound

Past participlehadheardhiddenhitheldhurtkeptlcreltknovsn

laidledleant/leanedlearnt/learnedleftlentletlainlitlostmademearrt

metpaidputsoughtshownshrunkslidsrnelUsmelled

sownsped

spilt/spiiledsPun

spatsplitspoilUspoiledspread

sprungstungstunkstruckswoIlswept

swollen/swelledswungtakentroddenwovenweptwound

bentbetboundbittenblownbrokenbredbroughtbuiltbur.ntlburnedburstboughtcaughtchosen

comecost

creptcutdealtdrgdone

drawndreamUdreamed

drunkdriveneaten

fallenfedfeltfoughtfoundfledflownforbiddenforgottenforgivenfrozengot/gotten (AE)

givengone

groundglownhung