phrasal verbs call, break, build, check, bring, carry

The burglar broke ............... the house and stole all the jewellery.

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• into

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John's savings have been building ................ since he opened a bank account.

• on

• upon

• up

Harry and Fiona have ...................... (ended their relationship) a few weeks before the wedding.

Can you give me a ride to work? My car has broken ........................... once again!

• off

• away

• down

Before you book a holiday with a travel agency, you might want to check them ..................

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• out

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Guests of the hotel are requested to check ............... before noon on the day of their departure.

I'm sorry, Mr Jones is in a meeting right now. Can you call .................. later today?

• back

• up

• on

• for

This great news definitely calls .................... a celebration, doesn't it?

• on

• for

• up

• back

I was really disappointed when Joanna called ............ the party.

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• for

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Whenever I feel lonely, I call ...................... on one of my friends for a chat.

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• in

• for