Phrasal Verbs & Idioms 1 st WEEK

1.Cathy doesn’t like you. You’ve got to the fact that you’re just not her type. face up to 4. I’m afraid we’ll have to our new project due to some financial problems. put a brake on comes from a broken house. face up to wrestle with see through come from a broken house put a brake on 2. I f you what someone says, you understand the real meaning behind what they say. 3. I f you a problem, you have a lot of difficulties trying to find the solution to that problem. see through wrestle with 5. His parents divorced and he was brought up by his mother. He

1.I think we’ve discussed that long enough. can we another topic now? move on to 4. I’ve started a new business. I think it’ll take me a couple of weeks to keep my feet on the ground. shattered my confidence. miss out on go ahead with move on to shatter one’s confidence keep one’s feet on the ground 2. A fter a long delay we finally got permission to the improvements to the heating system. 3. I don’t think I’ll be able to come to the party. Oh, no you’ll all the fun. go ahead with miss out on 5. Failing my driving test for the second time totally

1. It’s important to your colleagues. get on well with 4., jack killed the taxi driver. Without a shadow of doubt To my way of thinking go through come up against get on well with without a shadow of doubt to my way of thinking 2. You’d better your notes again before the speech. 3. If you problems, you meet them and have to deal with them. go through come up against 5., every mistake is an opportunity for improvement.