Arakin 4 kurs new 001 176. indd

go as / so far as
(
not fml
) to be bold or direct enough (to do smth), 
to declare the truth: 
I wouldn’t go so far as to say she is a liar.
go into
to examine: 
The police went into the man’s story to see if he 
was telling the truth.

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go over
to examine, to see that it is correct: 
The counselor went 
over his story in detail and suggested some improvements.
go round
to move around, to be publicly noticed (doing 
smth):
 You can’t go round saying nasty things like that about 
him.
2. Complete the sentences with a suitable phrasal verb
1. Things were .... fairly well. 2. He sank the spade into the 
ground, and ............ it. 3. I’ve left my gloves behind. I’ll have 
................... for them. 4. We can always .......... to the original plan if 
necessary. 5. I’m sorry, madam, but we have .......... the rules. 6. If 
they prove that I was wrong, then I’ll ........... what they say. 
7. ............ to the bottom of the page and then write a summary of 
what you’ve just read. 8. He .......... in my opinion. 9. Solicitors 
advised their clients that a tidy look............. well with the magis-
trates. 10. It was a private conversation and I don’t want ............... 
details about what was said. 11. Guards ......... every vehicle at the 
border to prevent drugs being smuggled into the country. 
12. I won’t know how successful it is until the accountant ............. 
the books. 13. I’m just ............. to Mario’s for half an hour. 14. If 
they ........... complaining publicly, they might not find it so easy to 
get another job. 15. “Will you let me take you out to dinner to-
night?” “As long as ............”