I, II Conditionals Phrasal Verbs

If adolescent weren't so unconcentrated, there ... less conflicts between them and their parents.

She would have more friends if she ... not so annoying.

If you ... an intention to become a qualified specialist, don't ever give up!

If teenagers ... their parents unconditionally, they wouldn't become independent persons.

It wouldn't happen if they ... it.

If you could have your emotions back, you ... so rebellious.

If adolescents and their parents ... argue, lots of youth problems wouldn't be solved.

When she heard bad news she broke ... and cried.

The police held ... the fans who were trying to get into the football pitch.

Carry ... that job until I give you something else to do.

We arrived an hour late because we were held … in traffic.

Could you hold ... , please. Mrs Jones' line is engaged at the moment.

They carried ... a survey to find out which TV channel was the most popular.

Those stations take a few hours to charge ... a typical electric car.

I might drop ... for a cup of tea this week.

You and your classmate both need to calm ... .

I came ... these old photos recently.

But humour and perspective help you get ... it all.

The gang held ... a security van and got away with millions.

The government's new policies have brought ... many changes over the past few months.

When Paul fainted, his friends splashed him with cold water to bring him... .

As both her parents had died, she was brought ... by her grandparents.

Susan's first novel will be brought ... in April.

After trying to persuade him for hours, I finally brought him ... to my point of view.

The car broke ... on the motorway and I had to walk to a garage.

The prisoner managed to break ... of prison after murdering the guard.

The robber broke ... the house by smashing a window.

The fire broke ... in the basement and quickly spread upwards.

When she fell off the chair, the whole class broke ... laughter.

Our school usually breaks ... for the summer in July.