1. Lately, I have been lecturing to five hundred businessmen.
2. The union members were in a militant mood.
3. I can hardly wait to hear the news from her.
4. He formerly worked as a government official, but now he is a businessman.
5. He is one of my most industrious students.
6. The bus was nearly full when it arrived downtown.
7. Don’t you know that good health is priceless?
8. Smoking cigarettes is not a healthful habit.
9. The company’s main problem is the shortage of skilled personnel.
10. She knew that the dress was too expensive, but she bought it regardless.
II.
1. Thongchai was showered with compliments on his excellent performance.
2. They looked for a disinterested person to act as referee. When they found someone, he was
uninterested in the job.
3. The characters in the movie Star Wars are imaginary.
4. He won the gold medal on two successive occasions.
5. I felt helpless trying to understand the tourists’ request because I could not speak their language.
6. His integrity is matchless.
7. The company was liquidated and its assets were sold to repay its debts.
8. Only one person can do this job, namely your brother.
9. Many Chinese plan to emigrate from Hong Kong before itis returned to China.
10. A stationary target is easy to aim at.
11. The disease primarily affected Jane’s lungs.
12. Who did the special effects for this movie?
13. A guerrilla is a person who fights as part of an unofficial army.
14. Her behavior showed that she was not sensible.
15. We charge no fees on the principle that education should be available to all.
9 Phrasal verbs
I. Phrasal verbs
1. The good harvest brought down the price of durian.
2. He wants to bring our appointment forward from next Friday to tomorrow.
3. Can you bring forward any proof of your story?
4. Some parents brush aside their children’s needs.
5. By talking to Jane, Somsri had a chance to brush up her English.
6. The electric pot will break down if you submerge it in water.
7. The two parties decided to build on the present agreement.
8. You have to build up your self-confidence.
9. Try and cheer up a bit; the situation isn’t that bad.
10. The Police General ordered the police to clamp down on drug trafficking.
11. He tried to clear up her misunderstanding.
12. Her pearl necklace came apart as she got out of the car.
13. The price of LPG gas has come down, thanks to the discovery of gas in the Gulf of Thailand.
14. His first reaction to the riots was to crack down hard on those responsible.
15. The project will not progress if the budget is cut back.
II. Phrasal verbs
1. Hopes of achieving peace in Timor are rapidly fading away.
2. The crowd fell back in horror as the tank moved in.
3. Fill in your name on this cheque; otherwise, it can’t be cashed.
4. After two years of marriage, she finally found out what he was really like.
5. Louis furniture does not fit in with his house.
6. Every year we give out the books to the school upcountry.
7. He had to give up his studies through lack of money.
8. Mr. T has gone down in my opinion since I discovered his political views.
9. My husband and I went over many houses before we found the one we want.
10. When I went abroad, I told my brother to keep up the rent on my house.
11. They can’t make up their mind where to eat.
12. You have to make out a cheque and give it to him.
13. Nobody believed her because she always makes up stories.
14. He stopped to pick up the books on the floor.
15. The skirts were cheap, so they were sold out fast.
1. Lately, I have been lecturing to five hundred businessmen. 2. The union members were in a militant mood. 3. I can hardly wait to hear the news from her. 4. He formerly worked as a government official, but now he is a businessman. 5. He is one of my most industrious students. 6. The bus was nearly full when it arrived downtown. 7. Don’t you know that good health is priceless? 8. Smoking cigarettes is not a healthful habit. 9. The company’s main problem is the shortage of skilled personnel. 10. She knew that the dress was too expensive, but she bought it regardless. II.1. Thongchai was showered with compliments on his excellent performance.2. They looked for a disinterested person to act as referee. When they found someone, he wasuninterested in the job.3. The characters in the movie Star Wars are imaginary.4. He won the gold medal on two successive occasions.5. I felt helpless trying to understand the tourists’ request because I could not speak their language.6. His integrity is matchless.7. The company was liquidated and its assets were sold to repay its debts.8. Only one person can do this job, namely your brother.9. Many Chinese plan to emigrate from Hong Kong before itis returned to China.10. A stationary target is easy to aim at.11. The disease primarily affected Jane’s lungs.12. Who did the special effects for this movie?13. A guerrilla is a person who fights as part of an unofficial army.14. Her behavior showed that she was not sensible.15. We charge no fees on the principle that education should be available to all. 9 Phrasal verbs I. Phrasal verbs 1. The good harvest brought down the price of durian.2. He wants to bring our appointment forward from next Friday to tomorrow.3. Can you bring forward any proof of your story?4. Some parents brush aside their children’s needs.5. By talking to Jane, Somsri had a chance to brush up her English.6. The electric pot will break down if you submerge it in water.7. The two parties decided to build on the present agreement.8. You have to build up your self-confidence.9. Try and cheer up a bit; the situation isn’t that bad.10. The Police General ordered the police to clamp down on drug trafficking.11. He tried to clear up her misunderstanding.12. Her pearl necklace came apart as she got out of the car.13. The price of LPG gas has come down, thanks to the discovery of gas in the Gulf of Thailand.14. His first reaction to the riots was to crack down hard on those responsible.15. The project will not progress if the budget is cut back. II. Phrasal verbs 1. Hopes of achieving peace in Timor are rapidly fading away.2. The crowd fell back in horror as the tank moved in.3. Fill in your name on this cheque; otherwise, it can’t be cashed.4. After two years of marriage, she finally found out what he was really like.5. Louis furniture does not fit in with his house.6. Every year we give out the books to the school upcountry.7. He had to give up his studies through lack of money.8. Mr. T has gone down in my opinion since I discovered his political views.9. My husband and I went over many houses before we found the one we want.10. When I went abroad, I told my brother to keep up the rent on my house.11. They can’t make up their mind where to eat.12. You have to make out a cheque and give it to him.13. Nobody believed her because she always makes up stories.14. He stopped to pick up the books on the floor.15. The skirts were cheap, so they were sold out fast.
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1. Lately, I have been lecturing to five hundred businessmen.
2. The union members were in a militant mood.
3. I can hardly wait to hear the news from her.
4. He formerly worked as a government official, but now he is a businessman.
5. He is one of my most industrious students.
6. The bus was nearly full when it arrived downtown.
7. Don’t you know that good health is priceless?
8. Smoking cigarettes is not a healthful habit.
9. The company’s main problem is the shortage of skilled personnel.
10. She knew that the dress was too expensive, but she bought it regardless.
II.
1. Thongchai was showered with compliments on his excellent performance.
2. They looked for a disinterested person to act as referee. When they found someone, he was
uninterested in the job.
3. The characters in the movie Star Wars are imaginary.
4. He won the gold medal on two successive occasions.
5. I felt helpless trying to understand the tourists’ request because I could not speak their language.
6. His integrity is matchless.
7. The company was liquidated and its assets were sold to repay its debts.
8. Only one person can do this job, namely your brother.
9. Many Chinese plan to emigrate from Hong Kong before itis returned to China.
10. A stationary target is easy to aim at.
11. The disease primarily affected Jane’s lungs.
12. Who did the special effects for this movie?
13. A guerrilla is a person who fights as part of an unofficial army.
14. Her behavior showed that she was not sensible.
15. We charge no fees on the principle that education should be available to all.
9 Phrasal verbs
I. Phrasal verbs
1. The good harvest brought down the price of durian.
2. He wants to bring our appointment forward from next Friday to tomorrow.
3. Can you bring forward any proof of your story?
4. Some parents brush aside their children’s needs.
5. By talking to Jane, Somsri had a chance to brush up her English.
6. The electric pot will break down if you submerge it in water.
7. The two parties decided to build on the present agreement.
8. You have to build up your self-confidence.
9. Try and cheer up a bit; the situation isn’t that bad.
10. The Police General ordered the police to clamp down on drug trafficking.
11. He tried to clear up her misunderstanding.
12. Her pearl necklace came apart as she got out of the car.
13. The price of LPG gas has come down, thanks to the discovery of gas in the Gulf of Thailand.
14. His first reaction to the riots was to crack down hard on those responsible.
15. The project will not progress if the budget is cut back.
II. Phrasal verbs
1. Hopes of achieving peace in Timor are rapidly fading away.
2. The crowd fell back in horror as the tank moved in.
3. Fill in your name on this cheque; otherwise, it can’t be cashed.
4. After two years of marriage, she finally found out what he was really like.
5. Louis furniture does not fit in with his house.
6. Every year we give out the books to the school upcountry.
7. He had to give up his studies through lack of money.
8. Mr. T has gone down in my opinion since I discovered his political views.
9. My husband and I went over many houses before we found the one we want.
10. When I went abroad, I told my brother to keep up the rent on my house.
11. They can’t make up their mind where to eat.
12. You have to make out a cheque and give it to him.
13. Nobody believed her because she always makes up stories.
14. He stopped to pick up the books on the floor.
15. The skirts were cheap, so they were sold out fast.
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