Prepositions, particles and passives.

1. COMPLETE THE PHRASAL VERBS USING THE CORRECT PREPOSITION OR PARTICLE.

Someone who commits a crime should not be allowed to get away with it.

First time offenders may be let go with a warning by the police.

Burglars often break INTO houses during the day when the owners are at work.

It can take a long time to get OVER the shock of being burgled.

Statistics show that the majority of young criminals give UP crime in their late twenties.

Take care to avoid being taken over(sounds more natural to me) by credit card fraudsters.

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2. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES SO THAT THE HAVE A SIMILAR MEANING TO THE FIRST SENTENCES.

1.They made me feel really welcome. (was)
I WAS MADE TO FEEL really welcome.

2. There's a rumour that he committed the crime. (said)
He IS SAID TO have committed the crime.

3. I need to ask the dentist to take this tooth out. (have)
I need to HAVE THIS TOOTH TAKEN out.

4. People say that the police will arrest the thief soon. (expected)
It IS EXPECTED THAT the police will arrest the thief soon.

5. When I was a child, I didn't like it when anyone cut my hair. (having)
I didn't like HAVING A HAIRCUT when I was a child.

6. They didn't let journalists interview the suspect. (allowed)
Journalits WEREN'T ALLOWED TO interview the suspect.

7. You'll need to take this suit to the cleaners soon.
You'll have TO GET THIS SUIT cleaned soon.

8. After a shearching for years, they discovered the city. (occurred)
The DISCOVERY OF THE CITY OCCURRED after a years of searching.

9. Trade was the basis of the city's civilisation civilization(US spelling). (built)
The city's civilisation civilization(US spelling) WAS BUILT ON trade.

10. The artist was able to sell his carvings for a lot of money. (sums)
The artist was able to charge large SUMS OF MONEY FOR his carvings.

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