Worksheet 1: Matching exercise Instructions: Match the phrasal verb on the left with its meaning on the right. 1. Break out a. to escape
2. Break away b. to separate or detach 3. Break up c. to become unusable or inoperative
4.Break in d. to interrupt or enter forcibly 5. Break down e. to start suddenly and violently

1.Break out - e. to start suddenly and violently

2.Break away - b. to separate or detach

3.Break up - c. to become unusable or inoperative

4.Break in - d. to interrupt or enter forcibly

5.Break down - c. to become unusable or inoperative

1. were shown

2. are developed

3. is being discussed

4. is being built

5. are devoted

6. is known

7. are being prepared

8. were done

9. was being cooked

10. are being sold 

1 years ago, shells were used as money by a lot of north american indians.

2 since 1999, the euro was introduced in twelve european countries.

3 every year, a lot of old coins were bought and selled on the internet.

4 next year, euro notes with a picture of the queen on them been made in britain.

5 if you belong to a local 'time bank', you must remember that every transaction you make was recorded