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PHRASAL VERBS WITH MAKE — EXERCISE 1 (ESL)

level: Advanced (C1/C2)
Make phrasal verbs are extremely common in everyday English and cover a wide range of meanings — from understanding and pretending to compensating and departing. Several combinations have more than one distinct meaning depending on context, so reading the full sentence carefully is essential. Definitions are provided in brackets throughout.


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Choose the correct preposition to complete each of the following sentences.


1. I can't make ________ my mind. = I can't decide.
  

1.I can't make ________ my mind. = I can't decide.
2.The thieves made ________ ( = escaped with) $1,000,000.
3.I can't really make ________ ( = decipher) what he wrote.
4.Did you make ________ that story? = Did you invent a story that wasn't true?
5.They fought for two hours, but then they made ________. ( = became friendly again)
6.What do you make ________ this? = What is your opinion about this?
7.We have to make ________ for ( = compensate for) lost time.
8.They made me ________ to be a liar. = They made me seem like a liar.
9.A good vocabulary makes ________ clearer communication. ( = makes it easier to communicate more clearly)
10.The old table was made ________ ( = changed/altered) to look like a new one.





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