Match the phrasal verbs with their definitions. 1. to break away a) to stop working 2. to break down b) to start suddenly (about something unpleasant or bad) 3. to break into c) to give smth to someone else to take care of or to control 4. to break out d) to get free and move away from someone or smth 5. to hand over e) to give smth to a person in authority 6. to hand out f) to give or leave smth to people who are younger than you or live after you 7. to hand in g) to enter a building by using force in order to steal smth 8. to hand down h) to give smth to each member of a group of people

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Анастасия Самойлова

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11 августа, 08:15

Match the phrasal verbs with their definitions. 1. to break away a) to stop working 2. to break down b) to start suddenly (about something unpleasant or bad) 3. to break into c) to give smth to someone else to take care of or to control 4. to break out d) to get free and move away from someone or smth 5. to hand over e) to give smth to a person in authority 6. to hand out f) to give or leave smth to people who are younger than you or live after you 7. to hand in g) to enter a building by using force in order to steal smth 8. to hand down h) to give smth to each member of a group of people

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Вероника Власова · Answer 1

1. to break away d) to get free and move away from someone or smth;

2. to break down a) to stop working;

3. to break into g) to enter a building by using force in order to steal smth;

4. to break out b) to start suddenly (about something unpleasant or bad);

5. to hand over c) to give smth to someone else to take care of or to control;

6. to hand out h) to give smth to each member of a group of people;

7. to hand in e) to give smth to a person in authority;

8. to hand down f) to give or leave smth to people who are younger than you or live after you.