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Andrew: Hi! I don’t think we’ve met before. I’m Andrew.

catch up with — наверстать общение, поговорить, узнать новости

It’s great to catch up with old friends.

Здорово поговорить с друзьями и узнать новости.

Choose the correct phrasal verb from the list: catch up with, get to know, hang out with, chat with, say hello to

get to know — I really want to get to know everyone at this conference.

hang out with — After the session, let’s hang out with each other at the café.

say hello to — Don’t forget to say hello to the new team members.

chat with — I love to chat with my colleagues during breaks.

catch up with — It’s nice to catch up with old friends at events like this.

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Alex: Maria, this is John. I’d like to introduce him to everyone.

introduce someone to someone — представлять кого-то кому-то

Let me introduce you to my friends.

Позволь мне представить тебя моим друзьям.

Use the phrasal verbs from above to complete the sentences:

introduce someone to someone — Let me introduce you to my colleagues.

get to know — I’d like to get to know everyone in the team.

tell about — Can you tell us about a little about your hobbies?

welcome someone — Hi! Welcome! It’s great to welcome you.

get along with — I love working here. I really get along with my teammates.

have in common — We both love music. We really have in common this interest.

hang out with — After work, I usually hang out with my colleagues at the café.

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Emma: Hi, Daniel! Mind if I join you?

join someone — присоединяться к кому-то

Can I join you at your table?

Можно присоединиться к тебе за столом?

Choose the correct phrasal verb from the list: join, pull up a chair, catch up with, get to talk, find out about, hang out with, get to know, chat with

join — Can I join you at your table?

pull up a chair — Please, pull up a chair and make yourself comfortable.

catch up with — I want to catch up with my old colleagues and hear the news.

get to talk — I’m glad we finally get to talk outside the office.

find out about — I’d love to find out about your experience in marketing.

hang out with — Later we can hang out with the team for coffee.

get to know — I want to get to know the new members better.

chat with — It’s always nice to chat with new colleagues.

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Ethan: Hi, Chloe! It’s quite chilly today. How are you holding up?

come out — появляться, выглянуть (о солнце)

I hope the sun comes out soon.

Надеюсь, солнце скоро выглянет.

Use the phrasal verbs from above: come out, hold back, put off, clear up, head out, warm up

come out — I hope the sun comes out soon.

hold back — The storm really held us back from going hiking.

put off — I had to put off my morning walk because of the rain.

clear up — Hopefully, the sky will clear up by the afternoon.

head out — Once it’s sunny, we can head out to the park.

warm up — It’s nice to warm up with a cup of tea while waiting for the sun.

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Liam: Hey, Emma! Do you usually get into any sports?

get into — увлекаться чем-то

I’ve really got into yoga recently.

Я недавно очень увлеклась йогой.

Use the phrasal verbs from above: get into, take up, be keen on, try out, join in, go over, build up

get into — I’ve really got into yoga recently.

take up — I just took up painting last month.

be keen on — I’ve always been keen on photography.

try out — I want to try out a new sport this weekend.

join in — Would you like to join in our workshop?

go over — I like to go over my old notes to track progress.

build up — Practicing every day helps to build up your skills.

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David: Hi, Aunt Clara! It’s so good to drop by.

drop by — зайти ненадолго

I thought I’d drop by and say hello.

Я решил зайти ненадолго и поздороваться.

Use the phrasal verbs from above: drop by, come over, catch up with, get together, go through, look after, bond with

drop by — I thought I’d drop by and say hi.

come over — Thanks for coming over for lunch.

catch up with — I wanted to catch up with everyone I haven’t seen in a while.

get together — It’s great to finally get together with the family.

go through — We can go through the old albums later.

look after — Please look after your younger cousin while we prepare dinner.

bond with — It’s nice to bond with relatives after a long time.

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Lucas: Hi, Hannah! Your new place looks amazing. Did you move in recently?

move in — въезжать в новый дом

I moved in last week.

Я въехал в новую квартиру на прошлой неделе.

Use the phrasal verbs from above: move in, set up, sort out, fix up, redo, look over, show off

move in — I just moved in my new apartment last week.

sort out — It took me some time to sort out all the boxes.

fix up — I need to fix up my old bathroom.

redo — We are planning to redo the living room next month.

set up — I finally set up all the furniture and decorations.

look over — Can you look over my renovation plan?

show off — I can’t wait to show off my new kitchen.

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