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English Audio Request

Vladimir
382 Words / 1 Recordings / 0 Comments
Note to recorder:

Please strictly native American accent

1. The boss packed him off to a regional office.
2. The band packed up at midnight.
3. At the end of the presentation, I packed up my laptop.
4. You should pack up smoking. Pack it up!
5. The guests paired off for the next dance.
6. We patched up his wound.
7. How much do you pay in each month?
8. We could not pay out an insurance benefit.
9. Do you think we have to pay the criminals off?
10. The ultimatum was delivered to cable companies: pay up.
11. I paid $150 for the coat.
12. Pass these flyers around, will you?
13. With her hair cut like that, she could pass for a boy.
14. Take one and pass the rest on to the next person.
15. They passed him over and made his assistant the new director.
16. You should pass over what he said.
17. John tried to pass himself off as a police officer.
18. I had some coffee to pep myself up.
19. A cup of coffee will perk you up.
20. The government plans to phase in alternative sources of energy.
21. Leaded gas was phased out in the 1970s.
22. We all piled into the car and left.
23. The kids piled out and ran to the beach.
24. Debts from the project were piling up quickly.
25. Pipe down! I've a splitting headache.
26. Jim piped up, saying he didn’t agree.
27. If we all pitch in, it won't take very long to finish.
28. Scientists have been plugging away at the problem.
29. Is the printer plugged in?
30. The drain was plugged up with paper.
31. She was silent, but I plowed ahead with my questions.
32. Profits are plowed back into equipment and training.
33. Our bus plowed into a parked car.
34. It takes me ages to plow through any of his novels.
35. He plunked down $30 for a box of chocolates.
36. The kids polished off the rest of the cake.
37. Fans will have to pony up $35 to see the boxing match.
38. I didn't mean to say that – it just popped out.
39. People are praying for peace.
40. I wanted to prevail upon the committee to reconsider its decision.

Recordings

  • Phrasal verbs and idioms - 9 ( recorded by waphle ), American English, Taiwanese Mandarin, Hong Kong Cantonese

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    1. The boss packed him off to a regional office.
    2. The band packed up at midnight.
    3. At the end of the presentation, I packed up my laptop.
    4. You should pack up smoking. Pack it up!
    5. The guests paired off for the next dance.
    6. We patched up his wound.
    7. How much do you pay in each month?
    8. We could not pay out an insurance benefit.
    9. Do you think we have to pay the criminals off?
    10. The ultimatum was delivered to cable companies: pay up.
    11. I paid $150 for the coat.
    12. Pass these flyers around, will you?
    13. With her hair cut like that, she could pass for a boy.
    14. Take one and pass the rest on to the next person.
    15. They passed him over and made his assistant the new director.
    16. You should pass over what he said.
    17. John tried to pass himself off as a police officer.
    18. I had some coffee to pep myself up.
    19. A cup of coffee will perk you up.
    20. The government plans to phase in alternative sources of energy.
    21. Leaded gas was phased out in the 1970s.
    22. We all piled into the car and left.
    23. The kids piled out and ran to the beach.
    24. Debts from the project were piling up quickly.
    25. Pipe down! I've a splitting headache.
    26. Jim piped up, saying he didn’t agree.
    27. If we all pitch in, it won't take very long to finish.
    28. Scientists have been plugging away at the problem.
    29. Is the printer plugged in?
    30. The drain was plugged up with paper.
    31. She was silent, but I plowed ahead with my questions.
    32. Profits are plowed back into equipment and training.
    33. Our bus plowed into a parked car.
    34. It takes me ages to plow through any of his novels.
    35. He plunked down $30 for a box of chocolates.
    36. The kids polished off the rest of the cake.
    37. Fans will have to pony up $35 to see the boxing match.
    38. I didn't mean to say that – it just popped out.
    39. People are praying for peace.
    40. I wanted to prevail upon the committee to reconsider its decision.

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