Idioms, slangs and phrasal verbs

Complete the sentence with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

The police told us to __________ the car and put our hands in the air.

• get out of

• get in

• get off

• get rid of

Replace the underlined words with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

Dan said he isn't enjoying his new school, but I think he just needs some more time to become familiar with it.

• settle in

• set down

• find out

• get in

Replace the underlined word with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

I'm on a diet so I try to avoid greasy and heavy foods.

• stay away from

• run away from

• get rid of

• throw away

Replace the underlined word with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

I'll quickly visit Anna's place on my way home just to see how things are going.

• swing by

• run into

• stay away

• go down

Replace the underlined word with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

He vomited in my car during the trip.

• threw up

• went down

• got rid

• threw away

Complete the sentence with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

A: We need help with web design.

B: Don't worry, I'm __________.

• on it

• get in

• come on

• take care

Complete the sentence with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

I have to __________ and don't let them know how much I need the money.

• play it cool

• slow down

• put out a fire

• go down

Replace the underlined word with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

Stop holding my hand, you're hurting me!

• Let go of

• Get rid of

• Hang on

• Throw away

Complete the sentence with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

I've just __________ so I haven't finished organizing the furniture yet.

• moved in

• came over

• got in

• came on

Complete the sentence with the most adequate idiom, slang or phrasal verb:

A: You should stay here instead of going out.

B: __________ tell me what to do!

• How dare you

• Stay away

• Take care

• Let go