congratulate,offer, refuse, deny, advise ,promise,agree.
“Well done, you’ve passed your driving test,Hellen.”(The driving instructor)
“I’ll definitely be at your house before 8.00.” (Mike)
“I haven’t done it on purpose!” (Margaret)
“Shall I help you with calculations,Nelly?” (John)
“No, I won’t invite Jack to my birthday party.”( George)
“ I’ll buy you a diamond ring, Sarah.”(Dave)
“ I wouldn’t eat this salad if I were in your shoes(=you),Sheila.”( Maria)
MAKE OUT decipher, succeed, progress
MAKE OVER do again
MAKE UP cosmetics (put on), complete something missed, invent, reconcile
MAKE UP FOR compensate
Complete the sentences with the appropriate phrasal verb.
1. He made _ OUT_ pretty well after switching jobs.
2. I had to make _ OVER_ my home work again as I made some mistakes.
3. How do you make _ UP FOR_ for being late to your own wedding?
4. Scott made _ FOR_ the refrigerator as soon as he walked through the door.
5. It took the clown 10 minutes to make _ UP_ his face.
Nicoleta: It's called Tria, but it's quite, quite big.
Nicoleta: It's called Tria, but it's quite, quite small.
2)Todd: Actually, you spoke English perfect.
Todd: Actually, you speak English perfect.
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1)Nicoleta: It's called Tria, but it's quite, quite huge.
Nicoleta: It's called Tria, but it's quite, quite big.
Nicoleta: It's called Tria, but it's quite, quite small.
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