gold experience b2 unit 2 idioms and phrasal verbs

A: Where are you going all ​ (a)   like that? You normally wear jeans and a hoodie.

B: We’re going to a wedding. I begged my mum to let me wear jeans, but she said we had to ​ (b)   everyone’s expectations and look smart.

• dressed up
• live up to
• conjure up
• thought up

A: Have you seen this competition for the trip of a lifetime?

B: No, what do you have to do?

A: ​ (a)   a slogan to go with this travel ad.

B: But the place in the picture looks really ordinary. It doesn’t ​ (b)   the idea of luxury or adventure.

• Think up
• conjure up
• give up
• end up

A: Did you persuade your parents to let you go to the music festival?

B: I tried several times, but they said no, so I ​ (a)   in the end.

A: So what will you do?

B: I 'll probably ​ (b)   watching it online.

• gave up
• end up
• think up
• conjure up

He’s over the (a)    because he’s just got A-grades in all his exams. 

I can’t wait to go round the world. Travel is so high on the  (a)   of things I want to do. 

Hearing the match had been cancelled left us all feeling down in the (a)  

We’d never heard such amazing guitar playing from a young kid. We were just  (a)   away by his talent. 

As soon as I saw the new phone, I fell in  (a)   with it. I knew I had to have it – and soon!

Changing colleges was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. I didn’t know where to go or who to make friends with, but slowly I’ve got into the  (a)   of things.