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1/9/2020

How did you manage to persuade her into coming? She said she wasn’t going to attend the conference. [replacing phrasal verb]
How did you get her to come? She said she wasn’t going to attend the conference. [replacing phrasal verb]
He’d never coax her into going to that party! [replacing phrasal verb]

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11/8/2020

We should consider their offer over the weekend. [replacing phrasal verb]
We should examine their offer during the weekend. [replacing phrasal verb]
We should give thought to their offer over the weekend. [replacing phrasal verb]

Before we sign anything we really need to think this over as it’s a lot of money.

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3/8/2020

We need to give a reason. We can’t just delay with no explanation. [replacing phrasal verb]
We need to invent an excuse. We can’t just delay with no explanation. [replacing phrasal verb]
We need to create a reason. We can’t just delay with no explanation. [replacing phrasal verb]

If you can think up a plan to save the project, I’ll be forever grateful.
I can’t think up a good reason for delaying the opening but if we can, it would give us the time we need.
The idea was thought up by my mother while she was cooking. How she connected the two ideas, I still don’t know.

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