Complete the phrasal verbs.

1) She took my photo, looked at it and handed it (out/in/ over/ back) to me.

2) Bob gave (out/ back/ away/ up) skating after he broke his leg.

3) Why didn’t you come to help us? I can’t take it (down/ off/ away/ in).

4) My friend has taken (down/ off/ away/ up) painting.

5) Every day he made (down/ off/ away/ up) a new story.

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He asked Kate if she had lost her keys.

Mother asked her son if he did his homework the previous day.

Betty said that it had been lonely morning that day.

Mother said that there were seven nice cups on the table.

The king said he wanted to have the magic carpet to the next day.

Boy wondered if why are there free newspapers

Prince told the girl if he can help her to get her ball

Chaga asked Bokhari if what do he do here.

Doctor said you had must eat less hamburgers.

Boy said that his grandmother works in this hospital.

The man said that he can talk about the language in which they speak.

Mary said that he had been lived in Omsk for 2005.

Reporter asked she that how did she lose her voice.

Ann said that she found some information on the internet in this morning.

She asked were had can you go to the club this evening.

Mother said that was will be an interesting film on Channel in this evening.

The girl asked you if why do you want to help her the next day.

My father said that were they will go to a language school in London next week.

She wanted to know that what is on TV now.

Students said to their teacher that we had been just arrived to Moscow.

He wondered that what are there on this self.

He said that Ann sang a very nice song on last concert.

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2. The Victoria Hospital in Milltown closed to new patients after more cases of food poisoning. Three elderly patients died last week in the outbreak.
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