PHRASAL VERBS

We don’t have any money left. We’ve _____.
1. put out
2. run out
3. worked out
If you _____ talking in class, the teacher will be angry with you.
1. keep to
2. keep up
3. keep on
I _____ Peter the other day in town. I hadn’t seen him for ages!
1. came across
2. saw to
3. looked round
This Maths problem is too difficult. We can’t _____ it _____.
1. get up
2. work out
3. think of
Don’t phone Shirley now, because she won’t _____. She’s still at work.
1. sort out
2. hold on
3. be in
Did the policeman help you to _____ who was responsible for the accident?
1. sort out
2. slow down
3. see off
When I was on holiday in Kenya, I _____ a little Swahili but it’s very strange language.
1. made out
2. picked up
3. got down to
The Christmas show _____ because the main actor is very ill.
1. is off
2. keeps up
3. puts out
He doesn’t want to _____ the fact that this is a really serious problem.
1. carry out
2. face up to
3. see to
When he’s playing Trivial Pursuit, he never plays properly. He always _____ when he doesn’t know the answer to a question, instead of thinking about it for a moment.
1. calls out
2. does up
3. gives up