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● turn out – be shown or found to be
● give up – to stop trying to do something
● pick up – to take someone or something
● count on – depend on
● fill in – write information in a form
● get along – to be on good terms with someone
● put up with – to tolerate
● turn down – reject
Now fill in the blanks with the phrasal verbs given.
(Change the verb form wherever necessary.)
1. We ________________ with our neighbours very well.
2. She ________________ the offer because the salary wasn’t good enough.
3. Many children ________________ of school because of poverty.
4. My grandfather ________________ at the age of 90.
5. My father comes to ________________ me ________________ from school.
6. Parents ________________ children with great love and care.
7. I can ________________ my friends when I need help.
8. I cannot ________________ his bad behaviour any longer.
9. You should try to ________________ your bad habits.
10. Please ________________ the form.
11. The man ________________ to be a thief.
12. I always ________________ things that are not expensive.
B. Unfulfilled Conditional Sentences
Read the sentence below.
● If he had accepted failure, there would not have been a KFC today. [He didn’t accept
failure, so we have a KFC today]
This sentence refers to a situation in which something might have taken place, but did not
because a conditional was not fulfilled.
This type of sentence is called as an unfulfilled conditional sentence.
It is formed thus:
If – clause past perfect tense (had + V )
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Main clause should / would / might / could + have + V
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