Question

Put the missing phrasal verbs from the box. get into, run into, break into, come into, talk into, bump into 1. She ,,,a large sum of money when her uncle died. 2. Pedro,,, his English teacher at the supermarket. 3. Did you remember that woman we ., at the hospital? 4. I didn't want to move abroad but she,,,me it 5. If I can.. your office, I will see you on your work. 6. A burglar... my house last night. III. Match the columns and name the types of adjective complements. 1. I am perfectly content 2. He was upset 3.He felt alone 4. We're just glad 5. They're somewhat unsure 6. She is skilled 7. They felt relieved 8. The boss is certain 9. The crowd seemed impatient b. at archery a. when his girlfriend went away. c. whether this is the right decision. d. on my own. e. in the world. f. who will lead the next project g. to begin. h. to return home. i. to be of service

Answer 1

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Объяснение:

She came into a large sum of money when her uncle died.

Pedro bumped into his English teacher at the supermarket.

Did you remember that woman we ran into at the hospital?

I didn't want to move abroad but she talked me into it.

If I can get into your office, I will see you at your work.

A burglar broke into my house last night.

III. Types of Adjective Complements:

I am perfectly content - e. in the world.

He was upset - a. when his girlfriend went away.

He felt alone - d. on my own.

We're just glad - h. to return home.

They're somewhat unsure - c.

whether this is the right decision.

She is skilled - b. at archery.

They felt relieved - i. to be of service.

The boss is certain - f. who will lead the next project.

The crowd seemed impatient - g. to begin.

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the missing phrasal verbs filled in:

1. She came into a large sum of money when her uncle died. 2. Pedro ran into his English teacher at the supermarket. 3. Did you remember that woman we bumped into at the hospital? 4. I didn't want to move abroad but she talked me into it. 5. If I can get into your office, I will see you at work. 6. A burglar broke into my house last night.

Now, let's match the columns and name the types of adjective complements:

1. I am perfectly content - content (adjective) 2. He was upset - upset (adjective) 3. He felt alone - alone (adjective) 4. We're just glad - glad (adjective) 5. They're somewhat unsure - unsure (adjective) 6. She is skilled - skilled (adjective) 7. They felt relieved - relieved (adjective) 8. The boss is certain - certain (adjective) 9. The crowd seemed impatient - impatient (adjective)

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