5. The English language is rich in phrasal verbs - a phrasal verb is a phrase that consists of a verb with a preposition or adverb or both, the meaning of which is different from the meaning of its separate parts. Two examples from the text are: 'sit around' and 'go on'. Do you know your phrasal verbs? Fill in the gaps with words from the list to complete the phrasal verbs in the following sentences. • word list: up, out, away, down, with, for, off six children on her own. a. She brought b. The thief stole our belongings and got c. I broke his toy, so I got him a new one, to make it. d. No need to take out your credit card, the room has already been paid for e. Billy was walking very fast, and Mary was struggling to keep f. Tim is looking his baseball glove, but he can't find it anywhere. B. We'll put h. Mum accidentally threw i. We don't like their offer, so we'll have to turn it j. You don't need to go to the gym to work 6. Match the following words or phrases to their definitions: the meeting to have more time to prepare. my favourite skirt.​