Phrasal verbs: practice II
Hello,
Here you have another activity related to phrasal verbs appearing in unit 3, culture and identity, and a few ones in unit 2, relationships.
Complete the following sentences with the corresponding phrasal verb in the right form or tense.
suck up to – revolve around – point out – get into – fit in – end up – cling on to – take on – keep up – sing along – get on with – bring on – break down – drag down
- He’s never done this type of work before; I’m not sure how he ___________ with the other people.
- My partner didn´t pull his weight and I __________ doing all the work myself.
- He ____________ the dangers of driving alone when travelling to Madrid from the south of Spain.
- His present-day life ___________ political issues.
- Attempts must be made to _________________the barriers of fear and hostility which divide the two communities.
- In eastern countries, it´s women who frequently ___________ that traditional home-building role.
- Good politicians should be able to ______________ conversations with citizens about social issues.
- Throughout the trial she ____________ the belief that he was innocent.
- The cultural meeting ______________ all afternoon.
- That family love ______________ to the radio.
- He was suffering from stress ___________ by overwork.
- Be quiet and ___________ your work.
- If the president fails, he ___________ us all ________ with him.
- At work, Richard used to ___________ the manager.
Answer key:
- will fit in
- ended up
- pointed out
- revolves around
- break down
- take on
- get into
- had clung on to
- kept up
- singing along
- brought on
- get on with
- will drag…..down
- suck up to
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