combine a verb with another word to make a new verb with a new meaning, for example get up. This is a phrasal verb. Listen to the interview again. Complete the phrasal verbs from…
Combine a verb with another word to make a new verb with a new meaning, for example get up. This is a phrasal verb. Listen to the interview again. Complete the phrasal verbs from the interview with the words below. ahead = form out (X2) • together = up (X2) - up with and designed free websites for four local companies. 1 Students come an original idea. 2 They set and manage a business together. 3 We wanted to find about prices. 4 You worked the best price. 5 We put some sample website designs. 6 We didn't give 7 We looked different design ideas online. 8 We went
Here are the completed phrasal verbs using the words provided:
Students come up with an original idea.
They set up and manage a business together.
We wanted to find out about prices.
You worked together to find the best price.
We put together some sample website designs.
We didn't give up.
We looked for different design ideas online. (Note: "looked for" is another phrasal verb but "looked up" can also work in different contexts.)
We went ahead with the project. (Note: This might be an alternative if there's context for going ahead.)
Please ensure that these suggestions fit the context of the interview you are referring to!
