Write the phrasal verbs from the box next to the things they go with. Which combination (a or b) is literal (L)? Which is idiomatic (I)? get through look up to get into blow up…
Write the phrasal verbs from the box next to the things they go with. Which combination (a or b) is literal (L)? Which is idiomatic (I)? get through look up to get into blow up run into pick-up get over pick up a a language b some rubbish 21 a aniliness b a wall 3 a a building b a balloon h 4 a a car b a hobby a a difficult period b a narrow doorway a a room b a friend in the street 7 a the sky b a parent
Sure! Here are the phrasal verbs matched with their corresponding phrases, along with an indication of whether they are literal (L) or idiomatic (I):
get through
- a a difficult period (I)
- b some rubbish (L)
look up to
- a a parent (I)
- b a wall (L)
blow up
- a a balloon (L)
- b a building (I)
get into
- a a car (L)
- b a hobby (I)
pick up
- a a friend in the street (L)
- b a room (I)
run into
- a a narrow doorway (L)
- b a friend in the street (I)
pick-up
- a the sky (I)
- b some rubbish (L)
Note: Some of these phrasal verbs could fit into multiple categories based on context, but I've categorized them based on the most common interpretations.
