Phrasal verbs with Take/ Put/ Run/ Cut (p2)

It's quite late and there was no bus so I ______ him up for the night.

• gave

• put

• washed

• ran

When you enter a Japanese restaurant, remember to ______ your shoes.

• take up

• take in

• take off

• take to

I didn't ______ anything though I had read the instruction three times.

• cut into

• put off

• take in

• turn in

In the final chapter, it ______ that they were brothers!

• turned out

• washed up

• took up

• gave in

He ______ one of his distant relatives who has recently become the wealthiest man of the city.

• turns up

• cuts back

• puts up

• takes after

If you want to keep fit, you have to learn to ______ sugar in your diet.

• cut back on

• go in for

• look up to

• run out of

My grandmother ______ gardening when she retires.

• takes up

• turns on

• runs after

• puts off

She entered his room, ______ the lights and found a cat on the floor.

• put across

• ran into

• took over

• switched on

Our company is currently ______ more staff to deal with customers' complaints.

• putting off

• turning on

• going on

• taking on

Don't be ______ by her story. It's nothing but a pack of lies!

• put up

• washed down

• turned on

• taken in