Tham khảo tài liệu 'english vocabulary in use upper intermediate and advanced_7', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | __ For more material and information please visit 91 Miscellaneous expressions A The units which deal with phrasal verbs and other expressions present only a small number of the expressions that exist. There are many others based on both the basic verbs focused on in Units 84-90 and on a whole range of other verbs. This unit looks at some other verbs giving examples of a few of the phrasal verbs and expressions connected with them. B See I must see about to arrangements for the conference deal with They ve gone to see Jim off at the airport go with someone about to set off on a journey It s easy to see through his behaviour not be deceived by It s sometimes hard to see the wood for the trees get a clear view of the whole of something because of distracting details Do you think you could see your way to lending me a fiver feel it was possible to I must be seeing things having hallucinations Run I ran into an old friend yesterday met unexpectedly Her patience has run out. come to an end Let s run over the plans again review The children have run me off my feet today kept me so busy that I m exhausted She runs the business while he looks after the children manages has overall responsibility for How often do the trains run go D Turn There was a very large turnout at the concert number of people who came She turned down their offer of promotion refused Who do you think turned up last night made an appearance often unexpectedly I m going to turn over a new leaf this year make a fresh start It s your turn to do the washing-up. It s your duty this time because I did it last time. He did me a good turn a favour MHLet . . He has been let down so many times in the past disappointed He won t let us into the secret tell us I hope the rain lets up soon becomes less strong Let go of the rope stop holding Please let me be. stop bothering me . She let it slip that she had been given a pay rise mentioned accidentally or casually Break The car broke down again .
