SECTION 6
Now match the phrasal verb with its meaning
proceed " |
find out |
adhere to |
do something to |
become ill with \ |
bring back |
establish |
\ cut out |
regain consciousness |
come back |
increase |
go down with |
reduce |
come on |
restore |
keep to |
cause injury |
bring down |
improve |
come round |
remember \ |
put on |
remove |
\ / go ahead (with) |
Phrasal verbs are commonly used in spoken English but seldom used in formal written English. It’s important to realize that a phrasal verb often has a particular meaning which differs from the verb used on its own. See also: Test 28.
SECTION 6
Fili in the missing verbs in the sentences below. You will have to change four of them into the correct tense! Choose from the box.
-aHeviate- |
cure |
experience |
heal immobilize |
improve |
paralyse |
recover |
rehabilitate |
reject relapse |
relieve |
respond |
resuscitate |
revive sfabilize |
1 The doctor has given her some medication to alleyiałe the pain.
2 The operation was a success and we hope her body won't_
the new heart.
3 It'll take up to six months to_fully from the
hysterectomy.
4 We're very pleased with her condition. She's_well to
treatment.
5 He's in intensive care at the moment where we're trying to _his condition.
6 At the scene of the accident the paramedics tried to_the
casualty whose breathing had stopped.
7 It took some time to_her after she fainted.
8 Paracetamol will_the symptoms of the common cold but
it won't_it.
9 If you leave the wound uncovered it will_morę ąuickly.
10 The occupational therapist is working to_the patient after
her serious accident.
11 The plaster cast acts to_the arm while the bonę regrows.
12 Trauma to his spine has ___his left leg.
13 Now that we have isolated the pathogen and can treat her, her
condition should_rapidly.
14 He has madę a good recovery but he still_occasional pain
in his thigh.
15 He was making a good recovery but this morning he_and
we have moved him to intensive care.