Complete Advanced - Unit 11 - Phrasal Verbs - pg. 120

He's usually quite punctual. Something must have (happened) for him to be late.

• come up

• come up with

• let down

• put up

She (registered) for a ten-week course starting in May.

• came up

• put off

• signed up

• went through

Did you see Phil trip yesterday in front of everybody? I wouldn't be able to (overcome the embarrassment).

• go through with it

• let it down

• live it down

• put up with it

He said that no one should play until all their fees are (settled).

• come up

• let down

• paid up

• put off

The decision was (postponed) for a further four weeks while design issues are resolved.

• let down

• put off

• set off

• signed up

He realised it was a mistake, but he (continued doing) it anyway.

• came up with

• put up with

• lived down with

• went through with

Karen is your best friend and she'd never (disappoint you).

• count on you

• let you down

• live you down

• set you off

You should get a good night's sleep before (leaving) on a long trip.

• coming up

• letting down

• putting off

• setting off

I'm afraid we shouldn't (rely on) this crisis ending any time soon.

• come up

• count on

• live down

• put off

Whatever plan he (proposes), I suggest we trust his expertise.

• comes up

• comes up with

• lives down

• sets off