Phrasal verbs

My dad's shop is doing well ... it is finally taking ___

• out

• off

• up

My aunt brought _____ three children on her own

• up

• out

• in

• through

She doesn't want to talk about her divorce, so don't bring it __

• on

• up

• out

I am not busy ... I can drop you ___ at the airport

• off

• out

• in

It took a long time for John to ___ over his illness

• out

• on

• over

I was so tired last night that I ____ off on the couch while watching TV

• turn

• bring

• drop

The principal spoke for an hour to the students, but he couldn't get ___ to the students about their attendance

• through

• over

• out

If you can't find the doctor's telephone number, ____ it up on the directory

• bring

• take

• look

It's hard to ____ up bad habits

• bring

• give

• take

When I started at this new school, I didn't ___ on well with the other students

• turn

• drop

• get