Fill in the blanks with an appropriate phrasal verb.
To tell somebody off is to talk to them angrily.
Make up = constitute
When something turns you off, it makes you lose interest or it repels you.
Be taken in = be deceived / be fooled
#1. I didn’t believe him at first, but what he said turned ………………………. to be true.
#2. She cracked some silly jokes to cheer me ……………………………….
#3. I didn’t like the way he behaved. So, I told him …………………………….
To tell somebody off is to talk to them angrily.
#4. The chairman, secretary and five members make …………………………… the committee.
Make up = constitute
#5. Swearing always turns me …………………………
When something turns you off, it makes you lose interest or it repels you.
#6. He went to university but …………………………. after a few months.
#7. Things don’t always ………………………… as we expect.
#8. She was completely ……………………………. by his charm.
Be taken in = be deceived / be fooled
#9. What is ……………………….. here?
#10. In a busy airport, planes take ……………………………… every few minutes.
#11. He fell ………………………… the stairs and injured his back.
elect all that apply:
#12. How is he getting ………………………… in his new job?
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