The document discusses phrasal verbs and their meanings. Some examples of phrasal verbs provided are "put off" meaning to postpone, "look up to" meaning to respect or admire, and "turn down" meaning to refuse or reject. It also provides examples of their use in sentences. Additionally, it discusses vocabulary words and whether they are used with "have", "take", or "make".

1. Phrasal verbs
put off
look up to
turn down
break out
do up
take in
get out of

2. Phrasal verbs
The football match has been put off until next week.
The football match has been postponed until next week.
The price of petrol has gone up three times already this year.
The price of petrol has increased three times already this year.

3. Phrasal verbs
He asked her to stop singing as it
was putting him off.
distract
The football match has been put
off until next week.
postpone
cause someone to
change their mind
switch off
Don’t be put off if you can’t do it
straight away.
Would you put off the light before
you leave?

4. Phrasal verbs
We did our bathroom up last year.
We did up our bathroom last year.
We did it up by ourselves.
She has fallen for the boy who
lives next door. Fortunately, he has
also fallen for her.

5. Vocabulary
have
have
A baby
A bath
take
make
A cake

6. Vocabulary
have
A chance
take
have
make
A go
A mistake
take
A nap

7. Vocabulary
have
A party
take
A photo
have
take
make
A phone
call
take
A shower
have

8. Vocabulary
make
A effort
have
Fun
make
An excuse
take
Hold of
take
Part
make
A dinner
have

9. Vocabulary
take
do
do
do
The
cooking
Someone a
favor
Your best
take
Someone
seriously
Someone’s
word for it
do
The
housework
do
Your
homework