Phrasal verbs Focus 3 3.6

The meaning of phrasal verbs may be literal or ...

Let’s not put ___ this trip any more. YOLO

I’ll set … early to avoid the traffic.

They put me … at the very best hotel in Warsaw and treated me like a king.

You can’t just turn … and expect that we are still waiting for you.

Planes were unable to take … from Gatwick owing to high winds.

She walked … … a successful career in pop music to have a family.

I'm not looking … … Christmas this year.

Listen, there's a place behind the school where you can come pick us … .

We were driving home, and she screamed at me to pull … .

The unused calories usually turn … fat.

You’ll have an accident if you carry … driving like that.

I won't hold you … - I can see you're in a hurry.

He then ordered the pilots to take off and head … Mexico.

In separable phrasal verbs, if the object is a pronoun, it can ...

You should keep … … these changes.

He asked me to drop him … on my way home.

Paul gave ___ his job to travel the world.

You never know, your phone may just run … … battery at the most inopportune moment.

If you don't know what it means, look it … in the dictionary.

He sat on the bed to take his boots … .

Even the most reliable vehicles can break … .

It is legal in Norway (and Finland and Sweden) to put … a tent anywhere for one night.