phrasal verbs

Kate’s parents are ___ (going on holiday or on a trip) for the weekend.

• going away

• turning up

• putting off

• hanging on

She invites her friends to ___ (come to her house for a short time)

• show off

• come round

• pick up

• go away

The plan is to relax and ___ (make something operate or play) some music.

• turn up

• put on

• show off

• grow up

Fred tells his girlfriend that she doesn’t need to ___(wear formal or special clothes).

• dress up

• put on

• come in

• show off

She says she's ___(happy and excited about something that is going to happen) to Saturday's evening.

• putting on

• looking forward

• turning up

• showing off

Meanwhile, Izzy’s younger sister is asking who will ___ (be responsible for, care for) her while Izzy’s at the party.

• go away

• put on

• show off

• look after

Izzy asks her to ___ (wait) but Georgie’s questions ___ (distract Izzy) and she accidentally invites Sean Taylor.

• hang on, put off

• hang on, put on

Kate opens the door and invites her friends to ___ (enter).

• come round

• turn up

• come in

• put off

More people than expected have ___ (arrived) at the party.

• turned up

• showed off

• put on

• put off

People are arguing and breaking things, and they want Kate to ___(increase the volume of the music).

• turn up

• turn down