phrasalverbs with run
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Exercise on the Phrasal Verbs of To Run
A Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings and then translate them.
Phrasal Verb
Meaning
Translation
1 To run down
.... a – finish
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2 To run into
.... b – hit with a car
3 To run over
.... c – criticize
4 To run out (of)
.... d – accumulate
5 To run up
.... e – meet by chance
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B Fill the gaps using phrasal verbs in the correct form.
1 He's always running .............................. the government.
2 I ran .............................. an old friend the other day.
3 He limps because he was run .............................. when he was 6.
4 She ran .............................. of money on holiday.
5 I've run .............................. a huge bill on my credit card.
6 We ran .............................. our neighbour on holiday in Itaca.
7 We've run .............................. of milk!
8 He's a pig. He's always running his girlfriend .............................. .
9 A policeman got run .............................. yesterday.
10 Be careful with Internet. You could run .............................. a big bill.
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Written by Bob Wilson ©Robert Clifford McNair Wilson 2007
Answers
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He's always running down the government.
I ran into an old friend the other day..
He limps because he was run over when he was 6.
She ran out of money on holiday.
I've run up a huge bill on my credit card.
We ran into our neighbour on holiday in Itaca.
We've run out of milk!
He's a pig. He's always running down his girlfriend.
A policeman got run over yesterday.
Be careful with Internet. You could run up a big bill.
www.autoenglish.org
Written by Bob Wilson ©Robert Clifford McNair Wilson 2007
