ACROSS
5. to have an inclination or desire for
turn around – come across – bring on – drop in on – feel like
grow on – have it out – live down – move on – point out – roll over k. moverse de un sitio a otro _________________
swear in – tell on – pay back – get around
7. to change to an opposite direction, position or tendency
11. to indicate or specify
13. to become progressively more acceptable or pleasant to
14. to advance, progress or continue
DOWN
1. to administer a legal or official oath to
2. to give an impression
3. to travel from place to place
4. to overcome or reduce the shame of (a misdeed, for example) over
a period of time
6. to settle decisively, especially by means of an argument or a
discussion
8. visit informally and spontaneously
9. to turn from one side to the other
10. to cause to appear or occur
11. to return borrowed money
12. to give compromising information about someone
SPANISH
a. delatar _________________
b. tomarle juramento a alguien _________________
c. continuar hacia delante _________________
d. presentarse sin avisar _________________
e. puntualizar, señalar _________________
f. resolver un asunto por medio de pelea o discusión ______________
g. apetecerle a uno _________________
h. dar(se) la vuelta, poner(se) boca arriba o boca abajo ____________
i. devolver dinero prestado _________________
j. cambiar de dirección _________________
l. llegar a gustar con el tiempo _________________
m. superar la vergüenza _________________
n. provocar un acontecimiento _________________
o. dar una impresión _________________
Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the phrasal verb. Rewrite the sentences in another way using a phrasal verb.
1. After I broke my leg last summer, it was hard for me to ______________. 1. He stole some computers last year, and people never forget it.

2. The car ______________ several times in the accident, but fortunately no 2. The vet pushed the dog onto his back.
one was injured.
3. Staying out in the sun too long can cause skin cancer.
3. Mary was ill and ______________ doing anything at all.
4. Mary hasn't got a car. She moves from place to place on her bicycle.
4. The president was ______________ on January 20th.
5. The policeman told the people to continue walking.
5. I didn't like rap music at first, but after hearing it so much, it kind of
______________ you. 6. If you want to go out on Saturday, discuss it with your father.

6. When we got to the mall, it was closed, so we ______________ and came 7. It really isn't polite to visit someone without calling first.
back home.
8. It's hot. I would really enjoy going to the beach.
7. Peter saw his classmate cheating on the exam, but he didn't know if he
should ______________ him or not. 9. I showed my guests the most interesting places in my city.

8. Did you see Paul and Alan? The were ______________ in the office,
shouting at each other.
9. Many people don't like Jane at first. She ______________ as a snob, but
actually, she is very nice.
10. Did Ann ______________ the money she owed you?
11. The teacher ______________ the mistakes I made on my exam.
10. The witness must promise to tell the truth before giving testimony.
11. I'll bring you your money tomorrow, I promise.
12. My son's new friends became gradually more acceptable to me after I got
to know them better.
13. One of the boys at school stole some cds from the computer room and
Michael reported the boy to the headmaster.

12. Harry ______________ us last night while we were having dinner. 14. There was a giant traffic jam in the center, so we decided to go the other
way.
13. Martha complains a lot about her job situation, but really she
______________ most of her own problems. 15. Be careful with Helen. She seems like a trustworthy person, but in reality
you can't confide in her at all.
14. Alfred used to be a hippy in his youth, and he doesn't seem to be able to
ever ______________ that reputation.

15. ______________ to the next question if you don' t understand this one.