Prepositional Phrases / Phrasal Verbs

Question 1

Causing or likely to cause harm

Answer 1

Harmful TO

Question 2

Надеящийся на

Answer 2

Hopeful of
[she is hopeful of returning to work soon]

Question 3

Not allowing entrance or passage
Not capable of being damaged or harmed
Невосприимчивый
Непроницаемый

Answer 3

Impervious to
[a coat impervious to rain]
[a carpet impervious to roughy treatment]
[he looked at her impervious to her tears]

Question 4

Necessary as a duty for somebody

Answer 4

Incumbent UPON
[it’s incumbent upon us to help]
[it’s incumbent upon all employees to participate]
[it’s incumbent upon parents to control what their children watch on TV]

Question 5

Giving all of one’s attention and effort to a specific task or goal Намеревающийся

Answer 5

Intent on

Question 6

Not to have enough of something

Answer 6

To be lacking in sth

Question 7

Made: original material is transformed / still visible

Answer 7

Made from / of

Question 8

Arrive at a place

Answer 8

Come along

Question 9

Separate into pieces

Answer 9

Come apart

Question 10

To become conscious again

Answer 10

To come
Round

Question 11

Disappear or become less strong (of dirt or colour on clothing / material)

Answer 11

To come out

Question 12

To be given to people (results or information)

Answer 12

To come out

Question 13

Leave after a period in a place (of hospital / prison)

Answer 13

To come out of

Question 14

Happen successfully or as planned

Answer 14

To come off

Question 15

To happen, especially something which is not planned

Answer 15

To come about

Question 16

Encounter / have to deal with (a difficult situation)

Answer 16

To come up against

Question 17

Depend mostly on or be influenced most by

Answer 17

To come down to

Question 18

Do and complete something difficult or unpleasant that must be done

Answer 18

To get over with

Question 19

Leave a place or person, often when a situation makes it difficult for you to do so

Answer 19

To get away

Question 20

To be very surprised or shocked that something has happened or something is true

Answer 20

Can’t / couldn’t get over sth

Question 21

Succeed in not being criticised or punished for something wrong what you have done

Answer 21

To get away with sth / doing sth

Question 22

Ask somebody what they mean, because they have said something indirectly

Answer 22

What are you getting at?

Question 23

Do something successfully even though it’s not the best way of doing it

Answer 23

To get away with

Question 24

Experience an unpleasant or difficult situation (go)

Answer 24

To go through

Question 25

Doing or competing in

Answer 25

To go in for

Question 26

To not have something which you usually have

Answer 26

To go without

Question 27

To stop giving light

Answer 27

To go out (lights went out)

Question 28

[take pheasant verb] разобрать

Answer 28

Take sth apart / take sth apart (собрать обратно - put together)

Question 29

[take pheasant verb] return to the person or organisation you bought or borrowed it from

Answer 29

Take back sth / take sth back

Question 30

[take pheasant verb] Separate someone from a group of people so that to speak privately

Answer 30

Take smb aside / take aside amb

Question 31

[take pheasant verb] leave a place suddenly without telling where you were going

Answer 31

Take off

Question 32

[take pheasant verb] start doing a particular job or activity

Answer 32

To take sth up / take up sth

Question 33

[take pheasant verb] substract a particular amount from the total

Answer 33

To take sth off / to take off sth