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B out
3 stay / drop / get
C over
4 come / go
D up
Exercise 2
Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs in the box.
drop in 
hang out
showed up 
come along 
got together 
call on
1 W
p
rould
your sister if we have time.
2 You could
to the cinema with us tonight, if you like.
3 Guang derided to
on his friend on the way to the park.
4 They
last week for lunch.
5 Lucas andTalia usually
at th e s h o p p in g m all.
6 We waited for over an hour before Adam finally
Exercise 3
Decide if the following sentences are true (T) or false (F).
1 When you eat out, you have a meal at a restaurant. □
2 The opposite of eat out is eat in. □
3 If you go out, you stay in your house. □
4 The opposite of go out is stay in. □
5 If you show up, you leave a place. □
6 If you hang out somewhere, you spend a lot of time there. □
7 If you take up an activity, you start doing it. □
8
If you call on someone, you move across a room. □
Exercise 4
Replace the underlined verbs with a phrasal verb from the box with the same meaning, 
taken up 
stay in 
shows up 
go over 
went over 
dropped in 
drop in 
come over
1 We were tired and decided just to stop in that night.
2 Why don't you come round about eight o'clock?
3 I popped in to see her on my way home.
4
What will we do if no one turns up?
5 I might go round to Mike's place later on.
6
Jen has started doing karate now.
7 After the game I went round to a friend's house.
8 If I have time I'll drop by and see her this afternoon.