[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"grammar-exercise-01a01413-a2bd-708a-a25e-fd38b198b402":3,"grammar-exercise-lesson-019b7b4e-1521-70bb-97b5-372246696987":253},["Reactive",4],{"id":5,"grammarPage":6,"title":7,"instructions":8,"displayOrder":9,"type":10,"questions":11,"ogImageUrl":252},"01a01413-a2bd-708a-a25e-fd38b198b402","\u002Fapi\u002Fgrammar_pages\u002F019b7b4e-1521-70bb-97b5-372246696987","Phrasal Verbs - Find and Fix","One word in each sentence is wrong. Tap it, then choose the correction.",5,"find_and_fix",[12,36,62,86,108,129,149,169,188,207,222,237],{"id":13,"sentenceTemplate":14,"displayOrder":15,"explanation":16,"exampleSentence":17,"blanks":18,"payload":19},"01a01413-a2bd-71c2-a25e-fd38b225dcbd","The alarm woke Leo down just before eight.",0,"'Wake up' means make someone stop sleeping. With the noun object in the middle, say 'woke Leo up'.","The alarm woke Leo up just before eight.",[],{"hint":20,"words":21,"correct":30,"wrongIndex":31,"corrections":32},"Check the particle and its position around the object.",[22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29],"The","alarm","woke","Leo","down","just","before","eight.","up",4,[30,33,34,35],"in","over","off",{"id":37,"sentenceTemplate":38,"displayOrder":39,"explanation":40,"exampleSentence":41,"blanks":42,"payload":43},"01a01413-a2bd-7222-a25e-fd38b2d82ff2","The keys were on the floor, so I picked them down.",1,"'Pick up' means lift or collect. With the pronoun in the middle, the correct phrase is 'picked them up'.","The keys were on the floor, so I picked them up.",[],{"hint":44,"words":45,"correct":56,"wrongIndex":57,"corrections":58},"Check the phrasal verb describing what happened to the keys.",[22,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55],"keys","were","on","the","floor,","so","I","picked","them","down.","up.",10,[56,59,60,61],"into.","with.","after.",{"id":63,"sentenceTemplate":64,"displayOrder":65,"explanation":66,"exampleSentence":67,"blanks":68,"payload":69},"01a01413-a2bd-7266-a25e-fd38b3417291","When Nora knocked, her friend said, “Come at.”",2,"'Come in' means enter and is complete without an object. The other particles need a following complement.","When Nora knocked, her friend said, “Come in.”",[],{"hint":70,"words":71,"correct":80,"wrongIndex":81,"corrections":82},"Choose the particle that completes the invitation to enter.",[72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79],"When","Nora","knocked,","her","friend","said,","“Come","at.”","in.”",7,[80,83,84,85],"under.”","after.”","between.”",{"id":87,"sentenceTemplate":88,"displayOrder":89,"explanation":90,"exampleSentence":91,"blanks":92,"payload":93},"01a01413-a2bd-729e-a25e-fd38b3ab8f8c","The team bus broke over and would not start again.",3,"'Break down' means stop working, so the bus 'broke down'.","The team bus broke down and would not start again.",[],{"hint":94,"words":95,"correct":26,"wrongIndex":31,"corrections":104},"Choose the particle for a vehicle stopping unexpectedly.",[22,96,97,98,34,99,100,101,102,103],"team","bus","broke","and","would","not","start","again.",[26,105,106,107],"out","under","after",{"id":109,"sentenceTemplate":110,"displayOrder":31,"explanation":111,"exampleSentence":112,"blanks":113,"payload":114},"01a01413-a2bd-72d2-a25e-fd38b3e3b134","Leo was wet, so he took his coat on.","'Take off' means remove clothing, so Leo 'took his coat off'.","Leo was wet, so he took his coat off.",[],{"hint":115,"words":116,"correct":124,"wrongIndex":125,"corrections":126},"Check the particle after the clothing object.",[25,117,118,51,119,120,121,122,123],"was","wet,","he","took","his","coat","on.","off.",8,[124,61,127,128],"under.","against.",{"id":130,"sentenceTemplate":131,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":132,"exampleSentence":133,"blanks":134,"payload":135},"01a01413-a2bd-7302-a25e-fd38b456da52","Mia's arms hurt, so she put the heavy box after.","'Put down' means place something on a surface, so Mia 'put the heavy box down'. The other prepositions require a complement.","Mia's arms hurt, so she put the heavy box down.",[],{"hint":136,"words":137,"correct":55,"wrongIndex":145,"corrections":146},"Choose the particle that completes the verb for setting something down.",[138,139,140,51,141,142,49,143,144,61],"Mia's","arms","hurt,","she","put","heavy","box",9,[55,128,147,148],"without.","between.",{"id":150,"sentenceTemplate":151,"displayOrder":152,"explanation":153,"exampleSentence":154,"blanks":155,"payload":156},"01a01413-a2bd-734e-a25e-fd38b4e9da03","Maya looks off her little brother while their parents work.",6,"'Look after' means take care of someone, and the object follows the complete phrase.","Maya looks after her little brother while their parents work.",[],{"hint":157,"words":158,"correct":107,"wrongIndex":65,"corrections":167},"Choose the inseparable verb for taking care of someone.",[159,160,35,75,161,162,163,164,165,166],"Maya","looks","little","brother","while","their","parents","work.",[107,105,168,26],"away",{"id":170,"sentenceTemplate":171,"displayOrder":81,"explanation":172,"exampleSentence":173,"blanks":174,"payload":175},"01a01413-a2bd-7382-a25e-fd38b567a360","Mia dealt for the customer's complaint before lunch.","'Deal with' means handle a problem, so Mia 'dealt with the customer's complaint'.","Mia dealt with the customer's complaint before lunch.",[],{"hint":176,"words":177,"correct":184,"wrongIndex":65,"corrections":185},"Choose the particle that completes the verb for handling a problem.",[178,179,180,49,181,182,28,183],"Mia","dealt","for","customer's","complaint","lunch.","with",[184,186,34,187],"about","to",{"id":189,"sentenceTemplate":190,"displayOrder":125,"explanation":191,"exampleSentence":192,"blanks":193,"payload":194},"01a01413-a2bd-73b6-a25e-fd38b60a06c7","The printer stopped because it ran out from paper.","The complete inseparable phrase is 'run out of', and its object follows 'of': 'ran out of paper'.","The printer stopped because it ran out of paper.",[],{"hint":195,"words":196,"correct":204,"wrongIndex":81,"corrections":205},"Check the three-word phrase for having no supply left.",[22,197,198,199,200,201,105,202,203],"printer","stopped","because","it","ran","from","paper.","of",[204,184,48,206],"at",{"id":208,"sentenceTemplate":209,"displayOrder":145,"explanation":210,"exampleSentence":211,"blanks":212,"payload":213},"01a01413-a2bd-73e2-a25e-fd38b60fb4d5","Did every player show over for practice?","'Show up' means arrive, so the natural question is 'Did every player show up for practice?'","Did every player show up for practice?",[],{"hint":214,"words":215,"correct":30,"wrongIndex":31,"corrections":221},"Choose the particle that makes the verb mean arrive.",[216,217,218,219,34,180,220],"Did","every","player","show","practice?",[30,33,107,184],{"id":223,"sentenceTemplate":224,"displayOrder":57,"explanation":225,"exampleSentence":226,"blanks":227,"payload":228},"01a01413-a2bd-7412-a25e-fd38b63695e4","Nora is well again; she got under her cold.","'Get over' means recover from an illness, so Nora 'got over her cold'.","Nora is well again; she got over her cold.",[],{"hint":229,"words":230,"correct":34,"wrongIndex":152,"corrections":236},"Choose the particle for recovering from an illness.",[73,231,232,233,141,234,106,75,235],"is","well","again;","got","cold.",[34,35,105,30],{"id":238,"sentenceTemplate":239,"displayOrder":240,"explanation":241,"exampleSentence":242,"blanks":243,"payload":244},"01a01413-a2bd-7442-a25e-fd38b689d11d","Before bed, Leo turned the lamp after.",11,"'Turn off' means make a device stop working, so Leo 'turned the lamp off'. The other prepositions require a complement.","Before bed, Leo turned the lamp off.",[],{"hint":245,"words":246,"correct":124,"wrongIndex":152,"corrections":251},"Choose the particle for making the lamp stop working.",[247,248,25,249,49,250,61],"Before","bed,","turned","lamp",[124,127,128,148],"\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_25682cca-6f6a-4b96-8b30-293dfedb891a_hero.webp",{"title":254,"slug":255,"language":256,"level":257},"Phrasal Verbs","phrasal-verbs","en","A2"]