Complete the phrasal verbs.

1) She took my photo, looked at it and handed it (out/in/ over/ back) to me.

2) Bob gave (out/ back/ away/ up) skating after he broke his leg.

3) Why didn’t you come to help us? I can’t take it (down/ off/ away/ in).

4) My friend has taken (down/ off/ away/ up) painting.

5) Every day he made (down/ off/ away/ up) a new story.

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Complete thesentences withthe phrasal verbsin the diagram inthe correct form

The check-in desk assistant the while she checked theflight times.(wait)2Sean had always said i well withhis neighbours.(have a good relationship)3Sam doubts that freeganism will not all around the country.(become popular)4The security this as wequeued up at the check-in desk.(watch)5When Fran grew out of her baby clothes, we very them ve to my brother’sfamily.(give something to someone else)6A lot of Mongolians the nomadic lifestyle, moving from one place toanother.(continue)

South Africa has an area of about 1.2 million square kilometres. Its neighbours to the north are Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Swaziland. Lesotho is a small country that is completely surrounded by South Africa. On the other three sides South Africa is surrounded by oceans.

Most of the country lies on a plateau. The central part known as the Highveld lies between 1,200 and 1,800 metres above sea level. Large farms and ranches and fields dominate the countryside. The Great Escarpment separates the higher regions of the inner country from the low areas along the coast. The highest part of this mountain range is the Drakensberg which reaches a height of 3,350 metres. In western South Africa the Kalahari and Namib deserts spread over a great part of the country. The biggest river is the Orange. It begins in the Drakenberg Mountains and flows into the Atlantic Ocean.