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Missed phrasal verbs

It means “to search something”
(from Tom Wait’s song “The Heart Of Saturday Night”)
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‘And you're barreling down the boulevard
You're looking for the heart of Saturday night’
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10 points

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It means “to give a glance”
(From the Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”)

‘Open your eyes
Look up to the skies and see…’
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20 points

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It means “to express contempt, to despise”
(Queen- Bohemian Rhapsody)

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50 points
‘So you think you can stone me and spit in my eye…’

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This phrasal verbs means “to continue”
(from Queen’s song “Show Must Go On!”)

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‘The show must go on!’
5 points

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This phrasal verb means “to swim away, to leave”
(Queen-’39)

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30 points
‘Here the ship sailed out into the blue and sunny morning.’

Love, only love can _____ ________ the walls someday.
(‘To destroy’, from Scorpion’s song “Still loving you”)
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Break down
(to destroy)
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When John realized he was robbed, he tried to ______ __ ____the thief.
a) Wait for
b) Keep out
c) Catch up with
From Pink Floyd’s
song ‘Time’

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Catch up with
(to run and catch)
10 points

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We can’t _____ ____ the past, but we save memories.
Bring back Take out
Come up
Scorpions- ‘Still loving you’

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Bring back
(to return)
20 points

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The children ______ their friends__ and__, but it was no answer.
Took down
Called on
Hid away
The Beatles– ‘Across the Universe’

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Called on
(to repeat calling)
30 points

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Fred asked me if I was ready to _____ ___ the history of this place.
Feel out
Pack up
Load up
Aerosmith–’Love lies’

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Feel out
(to know something new)
50 points

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You should _____ __ to achieve some goals, in spite of difficulties.
Get out
Race around
Carry on
From Queen’s song ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’

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Carry on
(to continue)
5 points

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‘_____ ___ the real situation: nation war against nation.’
(‘To assess the situation’, Bob Marley-“Real situation”)

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Check out
(To assess the situation)
10 points

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‘Last Christmas, I gave you my heart but the very next day, you ______ it _______.’
(‘To betray, to distribute’, from George Michael’s “Last Christmas”

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Gave away
(to betray, to distribute)
20 points

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‘It _____ ___ so right for strangers in the night.’
(‘To be changed’, from Frank Sinatra’s “Strangers In The Night”)

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30 points
Turned out
(to be changed)

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‘And that will _______ everybody _______.’
(‘To make upset’, from Bob Marley’s “Don't Worry, Be Happy”