24h phrasal verb Part2 Flashcards

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Let’s start by using a phrasal verb to describe what is doing.

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she is pointing out different data points and trends on the screen.

Point out: to indicate or draw attention to something.

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Now let’s talk about the audience. What phrasal verb can we use to describe how they’re paying attention to the presenter?

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They are looking over the materials in front of them while listening to her.

Look over: to examine or review something quickly.

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What about a phrasal verb for someone starting to engage more actively in the meeting after listening for a while, maybe?

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One of the professionals decides to chime in with their own analysis or question.

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Now imagine the meeting is wrapping up. What phrasal verb could describe the team concluding?

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They might wrap up the meeting by summarizing the key points and planning next steps.

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Lastly, the team needs to make decisions based on the discussion. What phrasal verb fits this action?

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They could follow up by taking actions based on the decisions made during the meeting.

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What phrasal verb could we use to describe the man on the left starting the conversation?

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He might bring up a topic they need to discuss.

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How could we describe how they are sharing their thoughts on the topic?

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They seem to be opening up to each other, sharing more personal or detailed information.

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Suppose one of them shares a surprising piece of news. How would the other act using a phrasal verb?

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The other might sit up straighter in surprise or interest.

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If they start to discuss something sensitive, what phrasal verb would describe them lowering their voices?

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They would tone down their conversation to make sure they aren’t overheard.

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What phrasal verb would fit the action of them finishing their coffee and getting ready to go back to work?

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They would wrap up their conversation and finish their coffees.

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Can you start by describing what’s happening here using a phrasal verb? (Bookstore scene)

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The woman in the foreground is flipping through a book she’s interested in.

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Now see the man in the background. What phrasal verb can we use for his action?

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He seems to be looking up from his book, maybe taking a break from reading.

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If one of the customers decides they want a book they see, what phrasal verb would they use for picking it up from the shelf?

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They would pick out a book they find appealing.

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What about a customer who initially intended to buy a book but decides against it after checking the price?

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They might back out of buying it, especially if it’s too expensive.

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After spending some time in the bookstore, the people decide to leave. What verb could we use for their action of leaving?

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They might head out after they’re done browsing or buying.

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What do you see happening here, Sarah? (Greenhouse scene)

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It looks like a woman is sitting and jotting down notes or sketches, and there’s a young boy watching her, maybe her son.

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How would you describe the boy sitting next to her using a phrasal verb?

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He seems to be looking on as she works, observing what she’s doing.

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If the woman stops writing to explain something to the boy, what phrasal verb describes her action?

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She might point out different plants or flowers in the greenhouse to him.

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What phrase can we use for her action if she decides to take a break from writing and stands up to stretch?

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She could stand up to take a little break and refresh.

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After their visit, they prepare to leave the greenhouse. What phrasal verb would describe their action of exiting?

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They would head out of the greenhouse, perhaps to go home or continue their day elsewhere.

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How would you use a phrasal verb to describe what the grandfather and the boy are doing? (Fishing scene)

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They’re casting out their fishing lines into the water.

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How would you describe the grandfather teaching the boy to fish?

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He could be showing him how to properly use the fishing rod.

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If they catch a fish and release it back into the water, what phrasal verb would you use?

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They would throw back the fish they catch.

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They decide to pack up their equipment as the sun sets. What phrasal verb would you use?

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They might pack up their fishing gear and prepare to leave.

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If the boy reflects on his day fishing with his grandfather and learns a lot, what phrasal verb could describe his experience?

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He might take in all the lessons and the peaceful atmosphere of the fishing trip.

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Can you describe what the older woman is doing with the young girl using a phrasal verb? (Pottery class)

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The older woman is helping out the young girl with her pottery.

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How would you describe the young girl shaping the clay using a phrasal verb?

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She is working on the pottery, molding it into shape.

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If the teacher decides to demonstrate a technique to the entire class, what phrasal verb could we use?

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She might go over the technique with everyone, explaining each step.

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The class comes to an end and the students need to clean their work area. What phrasal verb would fit for cleaning up?

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They would clean up their space, putting away tools and washing up.

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If the young girl finishes her piece and wants to show it to her family, what phrasal verb could describe her action of presenting it to them later?

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She might show off her finished pottery to her family.

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How would you use a phrasal verb to describe what the two people might be doing here? (Mountain scene)

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They are looking out over the valley, enjoying the view.

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If the woman starts to tell the man about the history of the area, what phrasal verb would you use to describe her action?

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She could be going over the history with him, explaining the details.

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If the conversation inspires them to explore the area more, what phrasal verb might describe their next action?

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They might head down into the valley to see it up close.

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If they decide to stay longer because they are enjoying the peace and quiet, which phrasal verb could describe that decision?

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They would hang out on the balcony for a while longer.

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If they begin to notice the wildlife around them, what phrasal verb would you use?

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They might point out different birds or animals to each other.

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Using a phrasal verb, how would you describe what the vendor is doing in the picture? (Market scene)

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The vendor is handing out samples to the customers.

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What phrasal verb could describe the young girl deciding on what to buy?

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She might be picking out the freshest fish from the display.

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If the vendor sets up his stall in the morning, which phrasal verb would you use to describe this action?

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He would set up his stall early in the morning before customers arrive.

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Suppose a customer starts a conversation about the best way to cook the seafood. What phrasal verb would describe the vendor’s action of joining in this conversation?

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The vendor might chime in with some cooking tips.

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When the market day ends, the vendor needs to close his stall. What phrasal verb would you use?

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He would pack up his stall and clean up any remaining area.

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How would you use a phrasal verb to describe the woman serving tea? (Tea scene)

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She is serving up tea to the guests.

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How could we describe the man’s action as he takes the cup using a phrasal verb?

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He might be reaching for the teacup that’s being offered to him.

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If the woman joins the conversation between the two men while serving, what phrasal verb might describe her participation?

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She could chime in with her thoughts as she serves.

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If the group starts to discuss the beautiful garden, what phrasal verb could describe their act of starting this new conversation topic?

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They might move on to talking about the garden after discussing other matters.

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When they decide it’s time to head inside after spending time outside, what phrasal verb would you use?

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They would head in to the warm house from the cold.

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How would you describe what the couple is doing? (Fairground scene)

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They are hanging out at the fair, enjoying the attractions together.

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How would you add a phrasal verb to describe their actions of sharing their excitement?

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They could be pointing out different games and rides to each other as they walk around.

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What phrasal verb would you use for their action of starting to play a game?

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They would join in on a game at one of the booths.

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If they win a prize at one of the games, what phrasal verb could describe their action of collecting it?

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They would pick up their prize from the game operator.

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As the evening ends and they prepare to leave, what phrasal verb would describe their action of leaving the fair?

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They would head out after a fun evening at the fair.

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Can you use a phrasal verb to describe the family gathering around the fire? (Winter scene)

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They are gathering around the campfire to roast marshmallows.

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How about describing what the child on the left is doing with the marshmallow?

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He’s holding out the marshmallow over the fire.

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If someone were to add more wood to the fire, which phrasal verb could we use?

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They might throw on more logs to keep the fire going.

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What phrasal verb would fit for starting the activity of sharing stories by the fire?

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They could start up a round of storytelling.

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When they decide it’s time to head inside after spending time outside, what phrasal verb would you use?

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They would head in to the warm house from the cold.

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What phrasal verb could you use to describe the man pouring a drink? (Camping scene)

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He is pouring out coffee or tea for both of them.

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What about the action of the woman enjoying her drink? Can you use a phrasal verb for that?

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She is drinking in the scenery as well as her coffee.

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If they later decide to explore the area, what phrasal verb could describe this action?

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They might set out for a walk along the river.

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Suppose they need to collect wood for the fire, which phrasal verb would fit that activity?

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They would gather up some wood from around their campsite.

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When the day ends and they prepare to sleep, what phrasal verb would describe their action of going into their tent?

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They would turn in for the night.

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Can you use a phrasal verb to describe the young woman collecting various flowers? (Flower market scene)

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She is picking out the best flowers from the stall.

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What phrasal verb fits the older woman’s action as she arranges items on the stall?

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She might be setting up her area, organizing her goods for sale.

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If the younger woman decides to buy a large bouquet, what phrasal verb would describe her action of buying it?

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She would pick up a bouquet to take home.

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If the young woman starts chatting with another customer or the older woman, what phrase could we use for starting that conversation?

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She might strike up a conversation about the different flowers.

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If they finish their transactions and the market begins to close, what phrasal verb would describe the vendor’s actions?

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They would pack up their stalls as the market day ends.

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How could we use a phrasal verb to describe the girl reading under the tree? (Riverside scene)

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She is settling in to read her book in a peaceful spot.

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What phrasal verb could describe what the people in the background are doing while fishing by the riverbank?

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They are casting out their fishing lines into the river.

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The child in the boat?what phrasal verb would describe his action?

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He is paddling around in the boat along the river.

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If someone decided to join by getting into another boat, what phrasal verb would we use?

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They might hop in a boat to join him.

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If the girl reading decides to take a break and walk around, what phrasal verb could we use for her action?

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She might wander off along the riverbank to stretch her legs.

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How would you use a phrasal verb to describe the woman at the foreground table? (Autumn caf? scene)

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She is jotting down or maybe sketching something in her notebook.

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How could we use a phrasal verb to describe the woman in the background?

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She might be looking over her work or reading through some papers.

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How could we describe the dog’s action in a way that fits the peaceful scene?

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The dog is lying down at her feet, enjoying the calmness.

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If the woman decides to take a break from writing and starts to enjoy her coffee, which phrasal verb would you use?

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She could sip on her coffee as she takes in the scenery.

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When she finishes her session and prepares to leave, what phrasal verb could describe her action of getting up from the table?

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She might pack up her things before heading out.

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How could we use a phrasal verb to describe what the woman is doing? (Library scene)

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She is looking up information, drawing a book from the shelf.

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Regarding the boy sitting on the floor, what phrasal verb fits his action as he reads?

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He’s flipping through the pages of a book.

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If the boy decides to borrow some books to take home, what phrasal verb could describe this action?

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He would check out books from the library.

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If someone else enters the library and starts looking for books in a different section, what phrasal verb would you use?

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They might head over to another section to find more books.

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If the librarian begins to organize or tidy up the books, which phrasal verb describes her action?

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She might straighten up the books on the shelves.

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How could we use a phrasal verb to describe the couple sharing dessert? (Caf? scene)

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They are dividing up the cake to share between them.

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Focusing on the woman laughing and enjoying the conversation, what phrasal verb fits her interaction?

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She might be opening up during their conversation, sharing more about herself.

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Consider the man’s gesture of offering a piece of cake. Which phrasal verb would describe this action?

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He is holding out a forkful of cake to her.

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Suppose after their meal, they decide to stay longer and order more. What phrasal verb could describe this action?

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They might order up another round of coffee or dessert.

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When they finish their time at the caf? and prepare to leave, which phrasal verb would you use?

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They would head out after finishing their meal.

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Can you use a phrasal verb to describe what the young artist is doing? (Art fair scene)

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He is brushing on paint onto his canvas.

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Looking at the man observing the paintings, what phrasal verb could describe his action?

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He might be looking over the different artworks on display.

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If someone is moving from one path to another to view more artwork, what phrasal verb would you use?

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They could be moving on to the next exhibit.

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Suppose one of the artists starts to set up their display area as more visitors arrive. What phrasal verb would fit this action?

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They would set up their booth early in the morning before the crowd gets bigger.

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If the young artist finishes his piece and decides to show it off to the crowd, which phrasal verb would be appropriate?

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He might show off his finished painting to the attendees.

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What phrase could you use to describe what the grandfather and the child are doing with the bread and the ducks? (Park scene)

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They are tossing out bread to the ducks.

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How would we use a phrasal verb to describe what the man sitting on the bench by himself is doing?

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He might be looking on at the scene, enjoying the peaceful activity around him.

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If someone else decides to join him on the bench, what phrasal verb could we use for that action?

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They might sit down next to him to enjoy the view of the pond.

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Suppose the child decides to chase the ducks around the pond. Which phrasal verb would you use?

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He could run after the ducks, trying to play with them.

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If the grandfather decides to pack up and leave the park, what phrasal verb would describe this action?

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They would pack up their belongings and head off from the park.