The man in the picture is lying down.
The sentences below contain phrasal verbs. However, the preposition is missing.
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1. (to become happy)
Alexia feels sad. We should try to cheer her .
a. down
b. up
c. over
Answer b

2. (to believe you are better than someone else)
He thinks he is better than us. He looks on us.
a. down
b. up
c. over
Answer a

3. (gone bad. Usually used for food)
When food is spoilt or too old, we say it is .
a. up
b. on
c. off
Answer c

4. (when an activity finishes. Often used for the end of the school term)
At the end of the year when school breaks children are very happy.
a. out
b. into
c. up
Answer c

5. (to practise something you haven't done for a long time)
Jane is taking piano lessons again. She wants to brush her skills.
a. at
b. up
c. into
Answer b

6. (to draw someone's attention to something)
When we went to Sydney, mum pointed the house where she lived as a young girl.
a. onto
b. up
c. out
Answer c

7. (to investigate something)
The school is not sure who is responsible for the fire. The police are looking it.
a. around
b. at
c. into
Answer c

8. (to look at a large number of items)
Mavis went her old photos to see if she could find a picture of Tim when he was a baby.
a. through
b. into
c. at
Answer a

9. (to recover from)
When you have a major operation, it can take months to get it.
a. across
b. over
c. past
Answer b

10. (to repair something and make it work properly / look good)
Bill and Sandra bought an old house. They're going to spend a lot of money doing it .
a. over
b. away
c. up
Answer c

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