Phrasal verbs
come or smash to pieces
to get into by force.
fail to work
begin suddenly
become separate
break up
break into
break down
break out
break away
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come or smash to pieces
to get into by force.
fail to work
begin suddenly
become separate
break up
break into
break down
break out
break away
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Jane is trying to give ___ smoking.
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At first she cut ___ to 5 rather than 15 a day.
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She says that a cigarette helps her to wind ___ after a hard day at work.
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She hopes her determination won't fizzle ___ after a few weeks
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as she is very anxious not to give ___ this new regime.
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,but we fell ___ when I started going out with a new boyfriend.
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Now she is always trying to put me ___
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and it is really beginning to get ___ me.
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My boyfriend usually tries to stick ___ me, but then she laughes at him too.
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,but surely she doesn't hold this ___ us? What can we do?
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explanation & exercises
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