Phrasal Verbs 11 - Carry

She got (so emotional that she lost control) in a flurry of excitement and forgot her manners.

• carried away

• carried off

• carried out

• carried over

They hope the new principal will be able to carry the school (make progress).

• away

• forward

• up

• on

The boy with round spectacles (achieved something difficult) the role of Harry Potter very well.

• carried up

• carried out

• carried off

• carried on

The company is (performing a task) a trial on growing genetically modified chrysanthemums.

• carrying through

• carrying over

• carrying off

• carrying out

The proposal to repair the bridge was put forth, but it was never (put a plan into effect).

• carried through

• carried off

• carried away

• carried up

It is difficult to (continue) a conversation with so many distractions.

• carry out

• carry on

• carry over

• carry about

Shirley carried her examinations (completed successfully) despite her bouts of illnesses.

• about

• out

• through

• on

Paula speaks softly but she can (sing) well.

• carry sounds

• carry her voice

• carry music

• carry a tune

She kept (behaving in an annoying way) about how much money she makes.

• carrying on

• carrying off

• carrying through

• carrying around

The group agreed to (continue past a certain point) their discussion to the next meeting.

• carry away

• carry over

• carry on

• carry along