3rd B Phrasal Verbs

COMING OUT OF MY CAGE AND IVE BEEN DOING JUST FINE GOTTA GOTTA BE DOWN BECAUSE I WANT IT ALL
IT STARTED OUT WITH A KISS HOW DID IT END UP LIKE THIS? IT WAS ONLY A KISS IT WAS ONLY A KISS NOW IM FALLING ASLEEP AND SHES CALLING A CAB WHILE HES HAVING A SMOKE AND SHES TAKING THE DRAG NOW THEYRE GOING TO BED AND MY STOMACH IS SICK
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The Killers Mr Brightside Coming out of my cage, and I've been doing just fine Gotta gotta be down, because I want it all
It __________ _________ with a kiss, how did it __________ __________ like this? It was only a kiss, it was only a kiss Now I'm __________ __________ And she's __________ __________ While he's __________ __________ And she's __________ __________
Now they're going to bed, and my stomach is sick And it's all in my head, but she's touching his chest now
AND ITS ALL IN MY HEAD BUT SHES TOUCHING HIS CHEST NOW HE TAKES OFF HER DRESS NOW LETTING ME GO I JUST CANT LOOK ITS KILLING ME AND TAKING CONTROL JEALOUSY TURNING SAINTS INTO THE SEA TURNING THROUGH SICK LULLABY JOKING ON YOUR ALIBI BUT ITS JUST THE PRICE I PAY DESTINY IS CALLING ME OPEN UP MY EAGER EYES CAUSE IM MR. BRIGHTSIDE
He __________ __________ her dress now __________ me __________ And I just can't look, it's killing me, and __________ __________
Jealousy, __________ saints ________ the sea, Swimming through sick lullabies Choking on your alibis, but it's just the price I pay
Destiny is calling me, __________ __________ my eager eyes Cause I'm Mr. Brightside
KEYS: 1. to, about; 2. from; 3. to, about; 4. to; 5. in; 6. to/ for; 7. to; 8. on; 9. with; 10. on; 11. for; 12. for; 13. about, to, about; 14. to, about, about/of; 15. to, about;
It __________ _________ with a kiss, how did it __________ __________ like this? It was only a kiss, it was only a kiss Now I'm _____ _____ __________ And she's __________ __________ While he's __________ __________ And she's __________ __________
He __________ __________ her dress now He __________ __________ her dress now __________ me __________ And I just can't look, it's killing me, and __________ __________
__________ me __________ And I just can't look, it's killing me, and __________ __________
VERBS WITH PREPOSITIONS 1. Many verbs that are used without an object are normally followed by a prepositional phrase. Some verbs take a particular preposition: belong to, consist of, happen to, hint at, hope for, insist on, lead to, listen to, pay for, qualify for, refer to, relate to, sympathize with. 2. With other verbs that are used without an object, the choice of a different preposition may alter the meaning of the clause: agree on/with, apologize for/to, appeal to/for, care about/of, complain to somebody about/of, conform to/with, remind about/of, result from/in, suffer from/with, think about/of. 3. With verbs that are used without an object, different prepositions are used to introduce different types of information: a. about indicates the subject matter: care, complain, do, dream, explain, hear, know, speak, talk, think, write b. at indicates direction: glance, glare, grin, laugh, look, point, shoot, shout, smile, stare c. for indicates purpose or reason: apologize, apply, ask, leave, look, search, wait d. into indicates the object involved in a collision: bump, crash, drive, run e. of indicates facts of information: hear, know, speak, talk, think f. on indicates confidence or certainty:
VERBS WITH PREPOSITIONS 1. Many verbs that are used without an object are normally followed by a prepositional phrase. Some verbs take a particular preposition: belong to, consist of, happen to, hint at, hope for, insist on, lead to, listen to, pay for, qualify for, refer to, relate to, sympathize with. 2. With other verbs that are used without an object, the choice of a different preposition may alter the meaning of the clause: agree on/with, apologize for/to, appeal to/for, care about/of, complain to somebody about/of, conform to/with, remind about/of, result from/in, suffer from/with, think about/of. 3. With verbs that are used without an object, different prepositions are used to introduce different types of information: a. about indicates the subject matter: care, complain, do, dream, explain, hear, know, speak, talk, think, write b. at indicates direction: glance, glare, grin, laugh, look, point, shoot, shout, smile, stare c. for indicates purpose or reason: apologize, apply, ask, leave, look, search, wait d. into indicates the object involved in a collision: bump, crash, drive, run e. of indicates facts of information: hear, know, speak, talk, think f. on indicates confidence or certainty:
congratulate, count, depend, plan, rely g. to indicates the listener or reader: complain, explain, listen, say, speak, talk, write h. with indicates someone whose opinion is the same or different: agree, argue, disagree, side 4. Some verbs have an object, but are also followed by a preposition. EXERCISES: Put in the correct prepositions: to, about, at, from, for, in, into, of, on, with. 1. I want to talk _____ the group _____ their exams. 2. All last winter he suffered ______ coughs and colds. 3. When will you write _____ Bill _____ your plans? 4. If you dont understand any of these words, you could refer _____ a dictionary. 5. The accident sadly resulted _____ the death of a man. 6. The police are appealing _____ witnesses to come forward. 7. It wasnt his car, in fact I dont know who it belongs _____. 8. Nurses are very badly paid, I think they should insist _____ higher rates of pay. 9. The poor driver I really sympathize _____ him, it wasnt his fault. 10. The buses are often late, so you cant depend _____ them. 11. Do you qualify _____ a state pension when you are 55? 12. Keep enough money to pay _____ your ticket.
congratulate, count, depend, plan, rely g. to indicates the listener or reader: complain, explain, listen, say, speak, talk, write h. with indicates someone whose opinion is the same or different: agree, argue, disagree, side 4. Some verbs have an object, but are also followed by a preposition. EXERCISES: Put in the correct prepositions: to, about, at, from, for, in, into, of, on, with. 1. I want to talk _____ the group _____ their exams. 2. All last winter he suffered ______ coughs and colds. 3. When will you write _____ Bill _____ your plans? 4. If you dont understand any of these words, you could refer _____ a dictionary. 5. The accident sadly resulted _____ the death of a man. 6. The police are appealing _____ witnesses to come forward. 7. It wasnt his car, in fact I dont know who it belongs _____. 8. Nurses are very badly paid, I think they should insist _____ higher rates of pay. 9. The poor driver I really sympathize _____ him, it wasnt his fault. 10. The buses are often late, so you cant depend _____ them. 11. Do you qualify _____ a state pension when you are 55? 12. Keep enough money to pay _____ your ticket.
13. Have you heard _____ what had happened _____ him? Oh, I dont care _____ him. 14. I said _____ you I was thinking _____ going to America. I actually dreamt _____ it. 15. She listened _____ me and then told me _____ her problems.
13. Have you heard _____ what had happened _____ him? Oh, I dont care _____ him. 14. I said _____ you I was thinking _____ going to America. I actually dreamt _____ it. 15. She listened _____ me and then told me _____ her problems.

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