Phrasal Verb

Applicant: Good morning, Sir.

Interviewer: Good morning. Please ... .... I am Agung, HRD manager of this company.

• stand up

• sit down

• look around

• speak up

Ana: You look sad. What is it going?

Thea: My car ... ... again.

• broke into

• broke up

• broke over

• broke down

The storm ... all the trees ... three days ago.

• brought about

• brought over

• brought down

• brought up

Please try again. Don't ... ....

• give up

• break up

• be up

• set up

Cindy: What should I do when my phone doesn't work?

Mother: You should take it to the repair shop or buy a new one. It ... ... to you.

• goes up

• looks up

• sets up

• is up

"but the repair didn't ... ..., can you believe it?" (remain strong: V₁)

"The car engine ... ... again." (stop working: V₂)

"I can't ... ... my car any longer to get me where I need to go." (trust: V₁)

"I started ... ... money every week." (save: V_ing)

"I'll give up my job and ... ... my studies." (concentrate on: V₁)