Phrasal verbs vocab

Be sure to avoid ___ when writing; presenting somebody else's research findings as your own is no light matter.

• plagiarism

• rephrasing

• pursuing

• utilising

I never thought Mr. Mallory would be so strict as to refuse to accept a paper that was only a day___.

• overdued

• overdue

• old

• early

The next time we are called in front of the CEO, I suggest you two ___ beforehand to ensure a smooth presentation instead of pointing out each other's mistakes.

• collaborating

• commemorate

• collaborate

• condensate

I have what seems like an endless flow of ___ applications to fill in before I get any breathing space.

• plagiarism

• solarship

• scholarship

• mobile

I'm not satisfied with Ian's performance. He sold himself during the interview as having a great amount of ___ in IT, but he is clueless.

• underprivilege

• expensive

• expertise

• knowledges

You've chosen an intriguing topic to write about, but I don't think there's enough depth to it for a full-length paper, so I suggest you stop ___ this topic and go for something else.

• pursue

• pursuing

• purse

• to be pursued

I really enjoy working for Ms. Hansen - although she carries great authority within the firm, she does so without being ___ towards people like me who have supporting positions.

• certification

• certified

• arrogance

• arrogant

I was told that although I put forward a rather convincing argument, there are certain sections of my dissertation which I need to ___ as they are confusing.

• rephrase

• pursue

• utilise

• collaborate

I took a year off from my work at the university to work with youths from ___ families who never had the chance to get an academic education but still wish to better themselves.

• privileged

• rich

• underprivileged

• underestimated

This year I've definitely managed to ___ my time better than last year; I've not missed a single deadline and also managed to work part-time at the weekend.

• utilise

• fertilise

• share

• fertilising