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(phrasal verbs) - walk

walk around , ,

walk around ,
criminals are on the loose in town

walk away

walk away with (.) , (-.)
Someone got in and walked away with the jewels while we were out.
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walk away from ()
How could he walk away from a crash like that?
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walk away (.) ()
She walked away with all the top prizes.
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walk back , /
walk in , ()

walk in (., .)
With your background, you should walk in (to that job).
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walk in on (-.)
walk off , ( -. )

walk out , ( -.),
The electricians have walked out, and will stay out until their demands are met.
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walk out (.) , "" (-.)
The footman and the cook have been walking out for several months now.
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walk out on , , (-.)
You can't walk out on your family at a time like this.
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walk out on ()
You can't walk out on the contract, or you could be taken to court.
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walk over ,
walk over ( ..)
The horse walked over in the third race.
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walk up ,
walk up (.) ,
Walk up, walk up! See the strongest man on earth!
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. THE GERUND

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-ing. To translate - translating, to read - reading.

  active passive
Indefinite writing being written
Perfect having written having been written

Participle I Perfect Participle. , , . Indefinite Gerund , , -.

He likes inviting friends to his place. .
He likes being invited to his friends. , .

(Perfect Gerund) , , -.

He is proud of having invited this man to his place. , .
He was proud of having been invited to the party. , .

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a. .

Smoking is not allowed here. () .

b. .

There are different ways of obtaining this substance. .

c. .

His hobby is driving a car. - () ().

d. .

The car needs repairing. ( ).

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e. .

They spoke about their travelling. (, ).

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f. .

Learning rules without examples is of little use. ( ) .

I like reading. ().
Think before answering. .
By doing that you'll save a lot of time. , .
I am tired of waiting. ( ).
The floor of the room needs painting. ( ).
Everybody laughed on hearing his answer. , () .
Thank you for coming. , .
He is proud of having won in the tournament. , .
She is sorry for being late. , .
He ran without stopping. , .
Before going to bed, she locked the door. , .

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