Fill in the gaps with the suitable phrasal verbs in the correct form: get away; stand by; turn up; get off; see off; hold on; put off; make up; look after; run across 1) She … the bus when she realised she was on the wrong one.
2) Can you … the interview until next week? I’m too busy this week.
3) ‘… a minute. I’ll put you through to Mr Jones.’
4) Are you going to the airport … Julie … ?
5) I nearly caught a butterfly in my net but it … .
6) I … an excuse not to go to the cinema.
7) Jane always … me when I’m in trouble. She’s a good friend.
8) Who … your children when you went away?
9) While I was cleaning my room, I … some of my old school exercise books.
10) We were surprised when Mandy … at the party. She hadn’t been invited.

Общий
1 Were you in a language school in Malta last summer?
2 Do your parents tell you day and night that I you should keep your room tidy?

Альтернативный
1 Were you in a language school in Malta or in Great Britain last summer?
2 Do your parents or your grandparents tell you day and night that I you should keep your room tidy?

Разделительный
1 Last summer I was in a language school in Malta, wasn't I?
2 My parents tell me day and night that I should keep my room tidy, don't they?

Вопрос к подлежащему
1 Who was in a language school in Malta last summer?
2 Who tells you day and night that you should keep your room tidy?

Специальный
1 When were you in a language school in Malta?
2 What do your parents tell you day and night?

общий:
3. Had they passed their exam successfully?
4. Had Ann been sunbathing since early morning?

специальный:
3. How had they passed their exam?
4. How long had Ann been sunbathing?

альтернативный:
3. Had they passed or failed their exam?
4. Had Ann been sunbathing or walking since early morning?

разделительный:
3. They had passed their exam successfully, hadn't they?
4. Ann had been sunbathing since early morning, hadn't she?

вопрос к подлежащему:
3. Who had passed they exam success fully.
4. Who had been sunbathing since early morning.