Phrasal Verbs, Come

The antique picture frame just (a)   (separated into pieces) in my hands.

А nurse was with me when I (a)   (became conscious again) after the operation.

Not many people bought tickets for the concert in advance, but quite few (a)   (arrived at а place) and bought tickets at the door.

Let your shirt soak overnight and the stain will рrоbаblу (a)   ( disappear).

lf this story (a)   (becomes public knowledge after it has been kept secret) about the Prime Minister, he'II have to resign.

When do your exam results (a)   (are given to people)?

Jane's (a)   (leaving after а period in а place) of hospital at the weekend. She's much better now.

I was planning to arrange a surprise holiday for her birthday, but I'm not sure it's going to (a)   (happen successfully or as planned)

I've had to organise the school fair again this year -I'm not quite sure how that (a)   . (happened, especially something which is not planned)

Will you tell your boss about your plans to stand for the local council? - Only if the subject (a)   (is mentioned or discussed) in conversation.