1st sec phrasal verbs

He resigned once she realised she would never…….if she stayed in her present job.

• hang on

• get ahead

• pull off

• break through

It was plain sailing as we didn’t…..any difficulties during the endeavour.

• come up against

• break through

• fall through

• get ahead

Our plans to go skiing have……because there isn’t enough snow at the moment.

• broken through

• fallen through

• got ahead

• hanged on

You mustn’t give up; just………..and you’ll make it in the end.

• pull off

• knuckle down

• hang on

• get ahead

Her classmates were absolutely………..by the quality of Mary’s painting.

• blown away

• come up against

• pull off

• got ahead

Catherine really must…………and practise her instrument if she wants to join the orchestra.

• hang on

• knuckle down

• fall through

• blow away

Henry managed to…………. the surprise party for his wife; she really was stunned.

• fall through

• come up against

• pull off

• blown away

It’s almost impossible to………the glass ceiling as a woman working in an investment bank.

• hang on

• break through

• blow away

• get ahead

It sounds like a great idea; you should go………..it.

• for

• on

• under

• without

I’ve got a lot…….my plate these days and I really see my friends.

• around

• under

• on

• by