Use the correct phrasal verb you have learned to complete the phrase. Once you have decided on a phrasal verb, check your answers on page four.
- find out
- get on with
- hold on
- get away
- take after
- cut down
- look after
- come up with
- add up
- put through
- look for
- get over
- turn up
- put off
- Have you _____ if you won the competition yet?
- I need to _____ from work and take a holiday.
- She still hasn't _____ the death of her cat.
- My daughter is a great cook, she really _____ her mother.
- Could you _____ a moment while I see if Peter is in his office?
- Extension 286? I'll _____.
- She promised to _____ her cigarette smoking to five a day.
- He spent the entire night thinking and in the end _____ a brilliant idea.
- I'm afraid your story is not believable. It just doesn't _____.
- My sister _____ my cats while I was away on vacation.
- We're not ready yet, we are going to have to _____ the meeting until next week.
- I'm _____ Tom's address. Do you know it?
- Mary _____ thirty minutes late for the party.
- I'm tired of waiting for Jack. Can we _____ our work?
