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.
- get into
- give up
- do away with
- speed up
- take on
- settle for
- take off
- get together
- run up to
- come up to
- turn up
- show up for
- get away with
- watch out for
- go out
- Our flight was delayed, but we finally _____ shortly after midnight.
- He _____ cheating on his final exam!
- I'm trying to _____ smoking, but it's almost impossible for me.
- Let's _____ with Tom and Mike soon.
- Unfortunately, I _____ late for my meeting and lost the contract.
- Finally, the lights _____ and we had a good night's sleep.
- You won't believe who _____ the party! Peter Thompsen!
- I'm afraid I had to _____ eggs and bacon. I really wanted to have pancakes, but they were out of them.
- He _____ the club on recommendation from his friend Jack.
- I _____ and past the policeman doing 120 m.p.h.!
- Unfortunately, our school had to _____ the music department because of lack of funds.
- Make sure to _____ pick-pockets when you go to the market.
- The boy _____ the man and returned his wallet.
- Mary _____ me at the party last night and introduced herself.
