phrasal verbs

Elizabeth and Philip _______ on a long journey to Africa, Sri Lanka and Australia.

• turn over

• set out

• get through

• catch up

He _______ a package to her.

• handed in

• got away

• cut down on

• went in for

It took me a very long time to ________the shock of her death.

• get away

• call off

• get over

• use up

Many diseases ______ in these camps.

• fallen behind

• throw up

• laid down

• have broken out

Dave's coming from Italy today. I'm going to the airport to________him

• ...pick up

• get up

• look up

• speak up

Could you ______________ the rubbish for me, please?

• put out

• put off

• take out

• take off

In this job I have to ________ a lot of problems.

• drop off

• keep up with

• give up

• deal with

It took me ages to ____________ the flu.

• get along with

• get over

• get out

• get up

Tom has just _______ a great idea.

• complied with

• put aside

• made out with

• come up with

I don't know this word. I'll have to ___________ in a dictionary.

• carry out

• look up

• take over

• put out