L7 Idioms and phrasal verbs (Part 3)

A (a)   is someone you trust with secrets and get in trouble with together, usually one person.

Frank _________ karate at a young age and is now an expert.

• went down

• came over

• took up

• carried forward

I can't believe she's been seeing my ex-boyfriend this whole time while pretending to be my friend. She's just a (a)   .

The number of subscribers _____________ when Netflix decided to raise the fee.

• went down

• blew up

• came over

• carried forward

Jane: Look at my leg. I am sick and tired of this cast and I haven't been skiing in months and the ski season will be over before this cast finally comes off.

Linda: Well, (a)   ! There's always next season.

They hope the new management will be able to __________ the project ____________.

• blow ----- up

• come ---- over

• carry ---- forward

• take ---- up

The little boy had (a)   and was always taking his father's small change.

Our friend Ron __________ for dinner the other night. We had a great time.

• came over

• came across

• came along

• came off

Romantic comedies are (a)   and they're all the same!

Terrorists had threatened to ________ the embassy.

• blow away

• blow down

• blow off

• blow up