Choose the correct phrasal verb in each sentence:
1. Can you go up / come up with a better idea?
2. She pointed out / pointed in that the shops would already
be closed.
3. I wish I hadn’t picked up / taken on so much work!
4. I left out / went out for dinner with my husband last
night.
5. He went out / came into the kitchen and did / made some
tea.
6. Where did you bring up / grow up?
7. I’d love to set up / set in my own business.
8. I really want to
get into / to get out of this office and go for a walk.
9. As I arrived, he came out of / came into of the door.
10. She picked up / took off some dinner on the way home.
11. Could you find out / let out what time we need to
arrive?
12. I thought the conference was going to be boring but it
turned out / turned off to be quite useful.
13. What time did you come back / return back yesterday?
14. She came out of the cafée and put on / put out her
gloves.
16. He got out of / get into the car.
17. Would anybody like to take on / take off this new client?
18. He came up / onto with a solution.
19. Get lost! / Get out my sight!
20. At the end of the film, it turned out / stayed out that
John was a good guy.
21. If you work too hard for too long, you might become
exhausted, in other words - you’ll ___________.
a) burn up b) burn out c) burn
over
