Three-part phrasal verbs

To search for informatio in a book

• look up

• look up to

• make up for

To get up to means

• to get out of bed

• to respect and admire somebody

• to be busy with something, especillay something secret

If you (a)   sugar, you'll have to buy some from the supermarket.

It's a very nice sofa but it __________ the rest of the room.

• doesn't fit in with

• doesn't get away with

• didn't go through with

A synonym of walk out on somebody is

• complete

• tolerate

• abandon

Replace the underlined word with a phrasal verb:

My best friend and I didn't have a good relationship with each other when we first met.

(a)  

To put up with means

• to invent something

• to tolerate

• to escape

My sister _______ evening classes at the community college.

• looked up to

• ran out of

• signed up for

I'll (a)   (escape) from work as soon as I can.

I have always looked _________ my grandmother

• away with

• out of

• up to