Phrasal verbs BREAK & BRING

The new product launch was successful as they were able to bring it _______on the market at the right time.

• to

• out

• at

• over

The doctor was able to bring ______the unconscious patient using CPR.

• out

• forth

• off

• round

She was able to bring ______her children despite her challenging circumstances.

• up

• forward

• out

• in

The CEO's strategy to cut down costs brought _____ huge profits for the company.

• off

• under

• in

• round

The accident brought ______the tree that had been standing for decades.

• out

• down

• forward

• under

She was so angry that she couldn't help but bring ______a heated argument.

• out

• on

• through

• round

The movie brought _______a lot of emotions in the audience.

• about

• through

• off

• in

The convincing presentation finally brought ________the investors to invest in the new project.

• up

• off

• over

• back

• - Hi Emma, could you bring _____the cake for the party?

• Sure, I'll bring it in right away. Where should I put it?

• about

• through

• forth

• in

• - The new manager is determined to bring the team under his control.

• - I hope he can bring ______the best in everyone and improve our performance.

• up

• out

• under

• forth