Phrasal verb run. Can you get some coffee from the shops; I’m afraid we’ve run . .

Phrasal verb run

to run away- убегать / to leave unexpectedly,to escape (often secretly, because you’re unhappy).

to run away with- похищать, украсть, убегать с чем-либо или с кем-либо, скрываться / to steal.

to run across/into someone- 1) столкнуться с трудностями / to meet or encounter difficulties/ problems.

2)случайно встретить, столкнуться с кем-либо / to meet by accident.

to run out of - кончаться, не хватать, истощать свой запас / to have по more left or по longer have a supply.

to run over- сбивать кого-либо, переезжать через кого-либо / to drive a vehicle over a person or thingto run through- 1) просмотреть, пробегать через что-то / to revise or rehearse something to practice or check. 2) использовать полностью / to use up.

1. Match the columns:

Run through – enter by moving quickly

Run over – escape, go away

Run out of – meet by accident, leave by running

Run into – rehearse, pass through

Run away – knock down, visit a place for a short time

2. Choose the proper particle:

1Can you get some coffee from the shops; I’m afraid we’ve run ... .

1) in 2) out 3) off

2She’s in hospital after being run... by a car on Market Street.

1) down 2) away 3) off

3Joan ran... from home after an argument with her parents.

1) in 2) up 3) away

4 - The robbers ran ... when the, police arrived and haven’t been caught yet.

l)into 2) away 3) out of

5- My dog always runs ... cats; she hates them.

1) after 2) into 3) over

6- I was walking down Regent Street the other day when I ran ... my old German teacher.

1) in 2) into 3) to

7- He lost his driving licence after he ran... a child because he was driving too fast and couldn’t stop in time.

1) after 2) out of 3) over

3. Fill in:

• You`ll see what I mean when I`ve had this tune running … my head.

• Don`t run … , I want to talk to you.

• The ship had to run … the harbour for shelter when the sudden storm arose.

• All the people ran … of the burning building.

• Will you run … to the shop to buy some butter?

• You`ll see what I mean when you run the film … .

• Sara ran ... her ex-boyfriend in the supermarket. She said it was very embarrassing.

• He ran ... difficulties when he tired to enter the country without a visa.

• The old man was run ... by a bus.

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