Phrasal Verbs 2

I have to ---- my notes once again to make sure I have learned all important details before the exam.

• stand for

• put up with

• take after

• pull down

• go over

My check-up results indicate that I have to ---- all my bad habits at once.

• keep on

• let down

• give up

• put across

• bring up

We haven't been able to decide on who is going to ---- our baby while we are on the business trip next week.

• fall out

• get to

• come by

• look after

• go on

Today, there is a tendency in our culture to ---- the people who haven't been to a university.

• take off

• show off

• turn over

• look down on

• run out

The soldier will be brought to trial because he is thought to have ---- state secrets to the enemy

• backed up

• given away

• broke out

• turned off

• run over

In order not to lose its market share, our company must ---- the latest technological developments.

• hold up

• drop in

• fall apart

• wear out

• keep up with

It is obvious that the new law has ---- some revolutionary changes in the current tax system but there are still some points to be revised.

• brought out

• broken away

• taken in

• pulled out

• come at

If it weren't for the loan I got from the bank, it would have been impossible for me to ---- my own business.

• set up

• cross out

• drop off

• take down

• throw up

Though he loved his fiancée very much, the boy acted in accordance with his parent's wishes and ---- with her.

• set out

• turned out

• made up

• broke up

• looked in

The fact that the inflation rate has ---- in recent months indicates that the government isn't following a reliable economic policy

• put forward

• come down with

• given off

• gone up

• put out