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МатематикаВопрос:
Phrasal Verbs: check Complete with: out of, on, out, in, up on, off. Check in Appendix 1. 1 Shall we check ... that new Thai restaurant tonight? (try) 2 They checked ... at the hotel and were shown to their rooms. (registered) 3 I'm just going to check ... things at the office. (make sure sb/sth is alright) 4 Let's call a taxi to pick us up and then check ... the hotel. (pay the bill & leave) 5 I've checked ... the items on my list. (ticked) 6 I checked... my brother to make sure he was doing his homework. (made sure)
Ответ:
1 Shall we check out that new Thai restaurant tonight? (try)
2 They checked in at the hotel and were shown to their rooms. (registered)
3 I'm just going to check on things at the office. (make sure sb/sth is alright)
4 Let's call a taxi to pick us up and then check out of the hotel. (pay the bill & leave)
5 I've checked off the items on my list. (ticked)
6 I checked up on my brother to make sure he was doing his homework. (made sure)
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