Phrasal verb

Thieves _____ and stole jewellery worth thousands of pounds.

• burst into

• broken into

• brought into

• made into

• run into

I see they've ______ the price of fuel again.

• put up

• bring up

• come up

• make up

• pass up

He ______ some of his old love letters in his wife's desk.

• fell down

• got at

• brought around

• came across

• ran over

I picked up the lego and it ______ in my hands.

• came apart

• got down

• passes away

• ran off

• screwed up

I'm trying to ______ on caffeine.

• break off

• go against

• keep up

• sum up

• cut down

My children would never ___ me ___.

• got / away

• let / down

• looked / after

• took / apart

• locked / up

Please stop making that noise! It really ______ my nerves.

• getting on

• bringing along

• coming into

• putting away

• running through

We're ______ buying a new computer.

• getting on

• going out

• coming along

• keeping out

• looking into

She spends much of her time ______ fires and navigating red tape.

• pulling into

• making after

• tearing down

• going against

• putting out

You'll have to ______ a bit if you want everyone to hear you.

• break up

• run up

• speak up

• turn up

• come up