Multi-word Verbs(B2)

I know it was a big mistake to believe in him. Please stop ........... it.

• coming up with

• going on about

• getting away with

Check the correct options.

• Could you please take out the rubbish?

• Could you please take the rubbish out?

• Could you please take out it?

• Could you please take it out?

What is the meaning of the underlined words in the sentence?

The police are looking into the case of explosion.

• inventing

• investigating

• introducing

I was frightened that Granny would ............. on the ice.

• fall over

• break up

• calm down

• stay up

She thinks they .................. her because she doesn't have a job.

• fall out with

• look down on

• fall out with

I shouldn't be late for my Maths exam tomorrow. Would you please (a)   early in the morning?

Jeremy is really smart. He can quickly ...................the figures in his head.

• pick up

• bring up

• look up

• add up

I've always ................her for her generous spirit.

• kept up with

• looked up to

• looked after

• fell out with

Which multi-word verb can be used instead of the underlined word?

I don't know how he tolerates their constant complaining.

• falls out with

• breaks up

• puts up with

She thought she could ................ cheating in the exam but she couldn't.

• get away with

• come up with

• fall out with