IV. Fill in the blank with an appropriate preposition or adverb to form a phrasal verb.
1. They got bus and walked to the craft village.
2. The museum has been temporarily closed for reconstruction.
3. Bat Trang Ceramic Village is facing up the lack of artisans.
4. He asked her to go on a vacation with his family but she turned him .
5. Tourists coming Western countries find conical hats interesting.
6. She is used to dealing all kinds of people in her job.
7. He got to find himself alone in the house.
8. Tomorrow’s match has been called because of the icy weather.
9. I’m looking to the reunion with my family in Vietnam.
10. These traditional stories have been passed from parent to child overmany generations.
V. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word in capital.
1. Local people can earn their livings by providing tourists with necessary services. (LIVE) → Local people
2. That man has a friendly relationship with the owner of Los Angeles County Museum of Art. (GETS) → That man
3. Pictures of the suspect were published in all daily papers. (BROUGHT) → Pictures
4. There is no oil and gas left on Earth. (RUN) → The Earth has
5. The council had to cancel the football match because of the storm. (CALL) → The council
6. She was reading a magazine as she waited in the doctor’s office. (LOOKING) → She
7. I will return to Hoi An to have another week of adventure this summer. (COME) → I
8. After leaving college, he started his own business with a bank loan. (SET) → After
9. She promised to meet me at the cinema this evening, but she didn’t arrive. (TURN) →
10. Nicholas began his trip to the remote farmhouse in Connecticut yesterday. (SET) → Nicholas
