turned out - I’m disappointed at the way things have ... ., showing off - Look at that boy on the bike riding with no hands. He's just ... ., set aside - I ... a little money every week., gave up - I ... smoking two years ago., brought up - Her parents died when she was a child and she was ... by her grandparents., fell over - Tommy ... and cut his knee badly., went off - Suddenly a bomb ... ., stay in - Let’s ... and watch TV. , handed in - All essays must be ... by Tuesday., turn away - I had to ... to avoid letting him see my smile. , fall back on - If I lose my job, I'll have no money to ... ., bounced back - I ... pretty quickly after my operation. , plan on - I ... on staying in London for two years. , show around - Let me know when you're coming to Donostia and I'll ... you ...., gave away - The party was meant to be a surprise, but Maria ... it ...., shop around - Never buy the first car you see. Always ...., paid off - All her hard work ... in the end, and she finally passed the exam., settled for - They were hoping to sell their car for £2,000, but ... £1,500., cracking down on - The library is ... people who lose their books., ripping off - Banks have been ... people ... for years.,

intermediate phrasal verbs 5

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