I need to *wake* (verb) early tomorrow for an appointment.

She always *looks* (verb) her mother when it comes to baking.

If you don’t know the word, you should *look* (preposition) it up in the dictionary.

I think we’ll have to *put* (preposition) the meeting to next week.

He doesn’t like to *talk* (verb) his private life with colleagues.

It’s not easy, but I’ll *try* (preposition) to finish the project on time.

I’m not feeling well; I think I’m coming *down* (preposition) with a cold.

Could you *turn* (verb) the TV a little bit? I can’t hear it well.

She’s been saving up to *buy* (verb) a new car.

You need to *fill* (verb) the application form by Friday.

She *added* (preposition) that she would be late to the party.

The police asked him to *pull* (preposition) his car for a routine check.

They’ve decided to *back* (preposition) their trip to Australia due to the travel restrictions.

He finally *made* (preposition) with his old school friends after many years.

She loves to *dress* (verb) in bright colors during the summer.

تمرين 2: استخدام الأفعال العبارية في جمل

When I visited London, I *ran* (verb) into an old friend from college.

You should *switch* (verb) your phone before the movie starts.

After the lecture, the professor *went* (preposition) all the questions the students had.

He was so tired that he *nodded* (preposition) during the meeting.

The company plans to *branch* (verb) into the European market next year.

I can’t believe you *gave* (preposition) such a great opportunity!

She *passed* (preposition) a difficult time after her mother’s illness.

We need to *throw* (preposition) these old clothes; they are completely worn out.

If you need help, just *reach* (verb) out to me anytime.

The project *took* (preposition) than we expected, but we still met the deadline.

Don’t forget to *back* (preposition) your files in case your computer crashes.

The neighbors *put* (preposition) a fence to keep their dog from running away.

The concert was great, but we *ended* (preposition) leaving early to beat the traffic.

Even after a long break, he was able to *pick* (verb) where he left off.

The rebels were forced to *hand* (preposition) after they ran out of supplies.