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Phrasal verbs with down

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Q 1/24
Score 0
stop being angry
30
calm down
Q 2/24
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consume less
30
cut down

24 questions

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stop being angry

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1

30 sec

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consume less

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2

30 sec

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fall to the ground

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3

30 sec

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lie somewhere usually to rest or sleep

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4

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go or happen less fast

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5

30 sec

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disappoint, not keep a promise

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6

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make people forget a mistake

7

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to criticize someone, especially in an unfair way

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8

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become more stable

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9

30 sec

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relax

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10

30 sec

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make a note of, record in writing

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11

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stop working

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12

30 sec

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get smaller, decrease

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13

30 sec

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demolish / hit and injure someone or building

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14

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refuse, reject

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15

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reduce the heating, volume, etc

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16

30 sec

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be attached from above but not reaching the ground

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17

30 sec

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make someone feel sad or lose hope

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18

30 sec

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to stop doing business

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19

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feel superior to

20

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try to make something sound less important

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The doctor told him to .......... on his drinking.

22

30 sec

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After playing at University, he finally got a job and _____ down.

23

30 sec

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I'm late because the train ...... down and I had to get another one.

24

30 sec

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