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Vocabulary
PHRASAL VERBS WITH "GIVE"
  • give something away = give away something = give something because you do not want or need it.
    She gave her old clothes away when she moved.
  • give something away = give away something = tell something secret.
    He doesn't want to give away how the system works.
  • give somebody away = show where somebody is or what they are doing, when they are trying to keep this a secret.
    Peter looked down, but his voice gave him away.
  • give in = accept that you are defeated, surrender.
    The enemy was forced to give in.
  • give something in = give in something = give something to someone in authority = hand in.
    Students must give in their assignments next week.
  • give off something = produce a smell, heat, sound, etc.
    The walls gave off a smell of paint for a week.
  • give onto something = lead to a place.
    The balcony gives onto the swimming pool.
  • give out = stop working properly, become weaker.
    After running for one hour, her legs finally gave out.
  • give something out = give out something = give something to each person in a group = hand out.
    Please give the copies out.
  • give out something = produce a light, heat or a signal, emit.
    The lamp gave out a yellowish light.
  • give over = stop doing something that is annoying other people.
    Come on, give over complaining!
  • give something over to somebody = give responsibility for something to somebody.
    The organisation of the meeting was given over to the secretary.
  • give up = stop trying to do something, surrender.
    I give up. What's the answer?
  • give up something = give something up = stop doing something.
    Laura has decided to give up her piano lessons.
  • give up something = give something up = give something that is yours to somebody else.
    The kid gave up his seat to the old lady.
  • give somebody up = allow somebody to be caught by the police.
    As he noticed that he was surrounded, he thief gave himself up.
  • give somebody up = give up somebody = end a romantic relationship with somebody.
    After five years together, she eventually gave him up.

Exercise
Choose the right answer.

1. After typing all day, my fingers gave .

2. You shouldn't so easily.

3. The old TV is giving a bad smell.

4. The teacher the exams.

5. When he finished school, he gave all his books.

6. I knew that if I moved I would give myself .

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