Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

29.8.2 Jamie calls his co-worker Susan. Susan works with a man called Robert.

Susan: Hello. Susan speaking.

Jamie: Hi Susan. How are you?

Susan: I'm good thanks. What's up?

Jaimie: I've emailed and called Robert but I haven't heard anything from

him. Has he come back from his vacation yet?

Susan: No, not yet. I think he comes back tomorrow.

Jamie:  Oh,  okay.  I  thought  he  came  back  yesterday.  I'll  give  him  a  call

tomorrow. Thanks Susan.

Susan: No problem. See you.

Jamie: Bye.

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Exercises

Complete the following conversations:

1.

A: I love this city. The people are so friendly and the food is fantastic!

B: Well. Why don't we ______ next year?

A: Great idea.

2.

A: So Rachel is moving to Paris.

B:  Yeah,  but  I  think  she'll  ______  .  I  don't  think  she's  ever  lived  in  a

foreign country before.

A: Maybe. But she loves Paris. I don't think she'll ______ anytime soon.

3.

A:  John  Richard  Smith!  You  ______  here  right  now!  I  told  you  to  clean

your room. It's disgusting!

B: But, mom! I wanna play with my friends.

A: Not until your room is spotless.

B: Oh, mom.

4.

A: Helen. I'm going out now to meet a client downtown.

B: Are you ______ this afternoon?

A: No. I'm working from home this afternoon.

B: Ok. Have a nice weekend.

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A: Thanks. You too.

5.

A: Hey. Guess who I met when I was ______ from the pet store?

B: Your mom?

A: Ha ha. Funny. No. Greg!

B: Greg. Really? Haven't seen him in ages.

A: I know!

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