phrasal verbs: change and technology

Change and Technology

English, level C1

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Phrasal verbs

� back up

� change around

� change into

� change out of

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Phrasal verbs

� back up

� change around

� change into

� change out of

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Phrasal verbs

� back up

� change around

� change into

� change out of

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Phrasal verbs

� back up

� change around

� change into

� change out of

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back up - change around/into - change out of . . .

� You should . . . your casual clothes and put on something moreformal for dinner.

� You should change out of your casual clothes and put onsomething more formal for dinner.

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� You should . . . your casual clothes and put on something moreformal for dinner.

� You should change out of your casual clothes and put onsomething more formal for dinner.

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� After my workout at the gym, I showered and . . . regular clothes.

� After my workout at the gym, I showered and changed intoregular clothes.

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� After my workout at the gym, I showered and . . . regular clothes.

� After my workout at the gym, I showered and changed intoregular clothes.

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back up - change around/into - change out of

� The process of . . . , refers to the copying and archiving of computerdata so it may be used to restore the original after a data loss event

� The process of backing up, refers to the copying and archiving ofcomputer data so it may be used to restore the original after adata loss event

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back up - change around/into - change out of

� The process of . . . , refers to the copying and archiving of computerdata so it may be used to restore the original after a data loss event

� The process of backing up, refers to the copying and archiving ofcomputer data so it may be used to restore the original after adata loss event

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� When I got back everything in my office had been . . .

� When I got back everything in my office had been changed around

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� When I got back everything in my office had been . . .

� When I got back everything in my office had been changed around

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� The forest used to be full of animals and birds, but it was . . . ablackened wasteland

� The forest used to be full of animals and birds, but it was changedinto a blackened wasteland

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� The forest used to be full of animals and birds, but it was . . . ablackened wasteland

� The forest used to be full of animals and birds, but it was changedinto a blackened wasteland

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� He suddenly . . . himself . . . a smiling friend rather than the gruffold man we had long known.

� He suddenly changed himself into a smiling friend rather than thegruff old man we had long known.

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� He suddenly . . . himself . . . a smiling friend rather than the gruffold man we had long known.

� He suddenly changed himself into a smiling friend rather than thegruff old man we had long known.

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Phrasal verbs

� do away with

� do up

� fade away

� key in

� make into

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Phrasal verbs

� do away with

� do up

� fade away

� key in

� make into

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Phrasal verbs

� do away with

� do up

� fade away

� key in

� make into

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do away with - do up - fade away - key in - make into

� Don’t forget to . . . the present for Julia, she is about to come.

� Don’t forget to do up the present for Julia, she is about to come.

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� Don’t forget to . . . the present for Julia, she is about to come.

� Don’t forget to do up the present for Julia, she is about to come.

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� Computerization has enabled us to . . . a lot of paperwork.

� Computerization has enabled us to do away with a lot ofpaperwork.

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� Computerization has enabled us to . . . a lot of paperwork.

� Computerization has enabled us to do away with a lot ofpaperwork.

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� It’s up to the club to . . . information and to determine how it willbe used for their club.

� It’s up to the club to key in information and to determine how itwill be used for their club.

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� It’s up to the club to . . . information and to determine how it willbe used for their club.

� It’s up to the club to key in information and to determine how itwill be used for their club.

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� How could they . . . a beautiful old building like that and put a carpark there instead?

� How could they do away with a beautiful old building like that andput a car park there instead?

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� How could they . . . a beautiful old building like that and put a carpark there instead?

� How could they do away with a beautiful old building like that andput a car park there instead?

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� His first record . . . him . . . a star.

� His first record made him into a star.

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� His first record . . . him . . . a star.

� His first record made him into a star.

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� The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times butit will eventually . . .

� The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times butit will eventually wear out.

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� The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times butit will eventually . . .

� The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times butit will eventually wear out.

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� As the years passed, the memories . . .

� As the years passed, the memories faded away.

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� As the years passed, the memories . . .

� As the years passed, the memories faded away.

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� It’s a lovely cottage, but it needs . . . a bit.

� It’s a lovely cottage, but it needs doing up a bit.

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� It’s a lovely cottage, but it needs . . . a bit.

� It’s a lovely cottage, but it needs doing up a bit.

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� These ridiculous rules and regulations should have been . . . yearsago

� These ridiculous rules and regulations should have been done awaywith years ago

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� These ridiculous rules and regulations should have been . . . yearsago

� These ridiculous rules and regulations should have been done awaywith years ago

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Phrasal verbs

� test out

� turn into

� use up

� wear out

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Phrasal verbs

� test out

� turn into

� use up

� wear out

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Phrasal verbs

� test out

� turn into

� use up

� wear out

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Phrasal verbs

� test out

� turn into

� use up

� wear out

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Phrasal verbs

� test out

� turn into

� use up

� wear out

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test out - turn into - use up - wear out

� We haven’t got any sugar, I . . . the last of it when I made a cake.

� We haven’t got any sugar, I used up the last of it when I made acake.

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� We haven’t got any sugar, I . . . the last of it when I made a cake.

� We haven’t got any sugar, I used up the last of it when I made acake.

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� If you believe you have equivalent knowledge of the material, youhave the option to . . . of select courses at IUPUI

� If you believe you have equivalent knowledge of the material, youhave the option to test out of select courses at IUPUI.

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� If you believe you have equivalent knowledge of the material, youhave the option to . . . of select courses at IUPUI

� If you believe you have equivalent knowledge of the material, youhave the option to test out of select courses at IUPUI.

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� Stop playing that music so loud; you’ll . . . my ears!

� Stop playing that music so loud; you’ll wear out my ears!

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� Stop playing that music so loud; you’ll . . . my ears!

� Stop playing that music so loud; you’ll wear out my ears!

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� As the days and weeks . . . months, he found great comfort in herpresence.

� As the days and weeks turned into months, he found great comfortin her presence.

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� As the days and weeks . . . months, he found great comfort in herpresence.

� As the days and weeks turned into months, he found great comfortin her presence.

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� Our holiday . . . a nightmare

� Our holiday turned into a nightmare.

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� Our holiday . . . a nightmare

� Our holiday turned into a nightmare.

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� I will . . . the new brakes on the car.

� I will test out the new brakes on the car.

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� I will . . . the new brakes on the car.

� I will test out the new brakes on the car.

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� You’re going to . . . that game if you keep playing so rough with it.

� You’re going to wear out that game if you keep playing so roughwith it.

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� You’re going to . . . that game if you keep playing so rough with it.

� You’re going to wear out that game if you keep playing so roughwith it.

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� I . . . my speech . . . on my friends before delivering it at the meeting.

� I tested my speech out on my friends before delivering it at themeeting.

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� I . . . my speech . . . on my friends before delivering it at the meeting.

� I tested my speech out on my friends before delivering it at themeeting.

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� Don’t . . . all the milk - we need some for breakfast.

� Don’t use up all the milk - we need some for breakfast.

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� Don’t . . . all the milk - we need some for breakfast.

� Don’t use up all the milk - we need some for breakfast.

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� The tale of a prince who is . . . a frog by his wicked stepmother.

� the tale of a prince who is turned into a frog by his wickedstepmother.

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� The tale of a prince who is . . . a frog by his wicked stepmother.

� the tale of a prince who is turned into a frog by his wickedstepmother.

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� The eucalyptus deserts . . . the soil and consume too much water:each eucalyptus tree may consume 30 liters of water per day.

� The eucalyptus deserts wear out the soil and consume too muchwater: each eucalyptus tree may consume 30 liters of water perday.

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� The eucalyptus deserts . . . the soil and consume too much water:each eucalyptus tree may consume 30 liters of water per day.

� The eucalyptus deserts wear out the soil and consume too muchwater: each eucalyptus tree may consume 30 liters of water perday.

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