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Exercise Phrasal verb:PULL 1

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Phrasal verbs: PULL 1

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Question 1
Nadal has had a recurrence of his hamstring injury and has .................  the Australian Open.
A
pulled through
B
pulled out of
C
pulled off
D
pulled up
Question 1 Explanation: 
pull out: withdraw
Question 2
The car ........................... at the side of the road to ask directions from a pedestrian.
A
pulled off
B
pulled up
C
pulled through
D
pulled out
Question 2 Explanation: 
pull up: slow down and stop
Question 3
Edward had  a lot of financial problems but with hard work he was able to ..............
A
pull out
B
pull up
C
pull in
D
pull through
Question 3 Explanation: 
pull through: overcome a problem
Question 4
He needed to swim 100m breastroke in less than 1:00. After 2 months extra training he ............
A
pulled off it
B
pulled through
C
pulled it off
D
pulled it up
Question 4 Explanation: 
pull off: achieve something difficult
Question 5
The car suddenly ................. from the car park and I had to break very hard to avoid it.
A
pulled through
B
pulled out
C
pulled off
D
pulled up
Question 5 Explanation: 
pull out: to move out from a static position
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