Phrasal verbs — английски B2

Речник в контекст

• up to — The manager is not up to the task.
• cover up — The company tried to cover up the accident.
• bring in — The government plans to bring in new laws.
• face up to — She had to face up to the truth.
• blow over — I hope this argument blows over soon.
• cut down on — We need to cut down on our expenses.
• get tough on — The police need to get tough on crime.
• win over — The candidate managed to win over the voters.
• put forward — He put forward a new proposal.
• stand down — The CEO decided to stand down after 15 years.
• give up — He gave up smoking last year.
• walk out — She walked out of the meeting early.
• stick out — His shirt was sticking out of his pants.
• fall out — The apples fell out of the basket.
• jump out — I jumped out of bed as soon as the alarm rang.

Готови фрази

• The Prime Minister is not up to the job.
• Minister tried to cover up illegal deals.
• Government to bring in new environmental laws.
• Counselor faces up to problems of the economy.
• If a scandal blows over...
• Greece promised last week to get tough on tax evasion.
• Don't give up on me.
• I was just about to start bad-mouthing you.
• A man who talks behind somebody's back is a coward.
• She opened the window and stuck her head out.
• Get off the bus.
• He went out of the room.
• It's been a hectic day.
• I hope everything is going to be fine.
• The more you speak, the better you become.

Говорна задача

Discuss recent political news using appropriate phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions.

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