Phrasal Verbs (1) - Macmillan English Grammar

She broke (a)   in tears when she heard the news.

A fire broke (a)   in the building and everyone had to evacuate.

Don't bring (a)   the presidential debate in class. It's a sensitive topic and it might start an argument.

BRING UP can also mean to (a)   someone

The team will ............... an experiment to test their hypothesis.

• carry down

• catch on

• carry out

• fall through

In the end, success often comes ........... hard work and determination.

• down to

• with on

• with

• out

The new fashion trend quickly caught (a)   among the youth.

She ................ a large sum of money when her grandfather passed away.

• got away with

• came into

• do away with

• drew up

I struggled to ........... a creative idea for my art project.

• come up

• come up with

• put up

• put up with

What does the phrasal verb mean? We need to DO AWAY with the old rules and adopt new ones.

• manage without sth

• come to a stop

• abolish

• do sth you shouldn't do