Question

1.Look at the phrasal verbs used in these sentences and match them with the definitions. 1 If you want to buy a tablet, you should set some money aside each week. 2 The government say that they aren't going to cut back on education. 3 She lent me some money last week, but next week I have to pay it back. 4The bill comes to £43.50. 5 He doesn't earn much, but it's enough for him to get by. 6 I picked up some amazing bargains in the sales. 7 I couldn't buy that new game because they'd already sold out. 8 She's going to splash out and buy that designer jacket. a give someone the same amount of money they lent you b save money from a larger amount to use it later c reduce the amount of money you spend d buy e buy something expensive f have just enough money so that you can do what you need to g reach a total when you add all the parts together h stop selling a product because there are no more availableпомогите пожалуйста! ​

Answer 1

Ответы:

• 1) b
• 2) c
• 3) a
• 4) g
• 5) f
• 6) d
• 7) h
• 8) e

Пояснения:

Нужно сопоставить использованные фразовые глаголы с их определением (значением).

Пункт 1.

If you want to buy a tablet, you should set some money aside each week.

Если Вы хотите купить планшет, вам следует откладывать немного денег каждую неделю.

Фразовый глагол to set aside.

— b) save money from a larger amount to use it later (экономить деньги с большей суммы, чтобы воспользоваться ими позже)

Пункт 2.

The government say that they aren't going to cut back on education.

Правительство заявляет, что они не собираются сокращать расходы на образование.

Фразовый глагол to cut back.

— c) reduce the amount of money you spend (сократить количество денег, которое вы тратите)

Пункт 3.

She lent me some money last week, but next week I have to pay it back.

На прошлой неделе она одолжила мне немного денег, но на следующей неделе я должен их вернуть.

Фразовый глагол to pay back.

— a) give someone the same amount of money they lent you (дать кому-нибудь ту же сумму денег, которую вам одолжили)

Пункт 4.

The bill comes to £43.50.

Счет составляет 43,50 фунтов стерлингов.

Фразовый глагол to come to.

— g) reach a total when you add all the parts together (получить суммарное значение, когда вы складываете все части вместе)

Пункт 5.

He doesn't earn much, but it's enough for him to get by.

Он зарабатывает немного, но ему этого хватает, чтобы прокормиться.

Фразовый глагол to get by.

— f) have just enough money so that you can do what you need to (иметь ровно столько денег, чтобы вы могли делать то, что вам нужно делать)

Пункт 6.

I picked up some amazing bargains in the sales.

Я заключил несколько потрясающих сделок на распродажах.

Фразовый глагол to pick up.

— d) buy (покупать)

Пункт 7.

I couldn't buy that new game because they'd already sold out.

Я не мог купить ту новую игру, потому что они уже были распроданы.

Фразовый глагол to sell out (форма V2 — sold out)

— h) stop selling a product because there are no more available (перестать продавать товар, потому что его больше нет)

Пункт 8.

She's going to splash out and buy that designer jacket.

Она собирается раскошелиться и купить тот дизайнерский жакет.

Фразовый глагол to splash out.

— e) buy something expensive (купить что-то дорогое)

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Answer 2

Phrasal Verbs and Definitions:

1. Set aside: save money from a larger amount to use it later. 2. Cut back on: reduce the amount of money you spend. 3. Pay back: give someone the same amount of money they lent you. 4. Come to: reach a total when you add all the parts together. 5. Get by: have just enough money so that you can do what you need to. 6. Pick up: buy. 7. Sold out: stop selling a product because there are no more available. 8. Splash out: buy something expensive.

Now let's match these phrasal verbs with the definitions:

1. If you want to buy a tablet, you should set some money aside each week. - Definition: save money from a larger amount to use it later. [[1]]

2. The government say that they aren't going to cut back on education. - Definition: reduce the amount of money you spend. [[2]]

3. She lent me some money last week, but next week I have to pay it back. - Definition: give someone the same amount of money they lent you. [[3]]

4. The bill comes to £43.50. - Definition: reach a total when you add all the parts together. [[4]]

5. He doesn't earn much, but it's enough for him to get by. - Definition: have just enough money so that you can do what you need to. [[5]]

6. I picked up some amazing bargains in the sales. - Definition: buy. [[6]]

7. I couldn't buy that new game because they'd already sold out. - Definition: stop selling a product because there are no more available. [[7]]

8. She's going to splash out and buy that designer jacket. - Definition: buy something expensive. [[8]]

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.