Phrasal Verbs (Repaso 11.12) PDF

Legal English - Phrasal verbs 1. Match each phrasal verb in bold with its correct definition below. It is recommended that owners take out insurance against fire and other risks. The Tax Authority may require you to set up a guarantee to cover the debt. Part of the new mortgage will be used...

Legal English - Phrasal verbs 1. Match each phrasal verb in bold with its correct definition below. It is recommended that owners take out insurance against fire and other risks. The Tax Authority may require you to set up a guarantee to cover the debt. Part of the new mortgage will be used to set off the existing one. The court will hand down judgement at a later date. The Regulations law down the requirements for the storage of personal data. The following tables break down the Community’s costs and income. The parties have the necessary legal capacity to enter into this agreement. Given the urgency, we need to bring forward our meeting scheduled for next week. The bank will charge a fee if you pay off the mortgage early. An owner who disputes the community service charges must pay the money into court instead. a. Deliver a judicial decision.............................. b. Become a party to.............................. c. Change a date or time, making it earlier.............................. d. Reduce or discharge a debt.............................. e. Create.............................. f. To put a rule, condition, etc. in writing.............................. g. To deposit in an account.............................. h. Divide into categories or summarise.............................. i. Obtain or arrange.............................. j. Repay a debt in full.............................. 2. Complete each sentence with a phrasal verb from exercise 1. Use the correct form of the verb. a. One way to avoid personal liability is to.................... a limited company. b. Each flat’s participation quota is.................... in the Homeowner Association’s bylaws. c. The trial has been....................to 12 July. d. Will you need to.................... a mortgage to pay for the property? e. Owner-debtors cannot vote until they have.................... what they owe. f. The ruling was.................... yesterday. g. A company may.................... its losses for tax purposes. h. If you wish, I can.................... negotiations with the claimant. i. The company’s losses are.................... as follows. j. You’ll need to.................... our client’s account 10% of the purchase price.