Phrasal verbs C1

Replace the verb: She was late and didn't arrive until 2.30

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Which option is the most suitable? The boss asked me to investigate the complaints we had received.

• look up to

• look down on

• look into

Rewrite using the phrasal verb: The soldiers tried to destroy with explosives the bridge

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I never buy anything unless I test it first.

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Because the lead singer was ill, they had to cancel the concert.

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What a lovely baby! Does he resemble you or your husband?

• Look like

• take after

• look down on

I think it's going to take Joanna quite a while to recover from her illness.

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Two masked men robbed a bank in the centre of Manchester early this morning. They got away with nearly £20,000.

• held into

• held out

• held up

When her father dies, Paula will inherit quite a lot of money.

• come out

• come into

• come up with

Can you stop by near the bank?

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