Phrasal verb + Phonetic exercise

The mayor offered his version of the plan but local residents______ it at once.

• put up to

• object to

• live up to

• make up to

Who broke the window? We are not leaving this room until someone_____

• draws up

• owns up

• shows up

• catches up

The fire_____because we didn't put enough wood on it.

• died out

• went off

• died off

• went away

After a heavy meal and three glasses of wine, I_____in front of the telly.

• dozed out

• dropped off

• dropped away

• dozed off

We always used to copy our homework from each other and the teacher never_____

• let up

• let off

• caught on

• caught up

We always used to copy our homework from each other. Our teacher probably knew, but she never______that she did.

• let on

• let off

• let up

• let down

We started off selling our services at a premium, until stiff competition______the price.

• pulled down

• put off

• drove off

• drove down

The start of the tennis match was put back twice, before being canceled for the day when officials realised that the heavy rain wasn't going to______

• let off

• let in

• let up

• let out

Our son's being bullied at school - other kids_____him.

• get on

• pick on

• pick out

• drop on

I can't come today as I'm a bit busy, but I'll try to_____tomorrow and see you.

• drop by

• drop in

• drop up

• drop through