Phrasal verbs

The player didn't ............................ expectations so I substituted him,

• live up to

• go up to

• stand up

Please .................. the lights when you leave.

• go off

• see off

• turn off

You're such a great friend. I know I can always ............ you.

• count for

• count on

• count with

The burglars ..................... the house and stole all the jewels.

• brought into

• broke into

• turned into

There must be something wrong with your mobile phone. I can't ................. you.

• go throught to

• get through to

• be through to

I ............................ the manager's offer of a 15 % raise. I demanded more.

• went down

• took down

• turned down

In today's world it's difficult to .................. children so that they are happy.

• bring down

• bring up

• bring over

The scientist ...................... the experiment in her lab.

• did out

• came out

• carried out

The car ................................ and we had to call someone to call dad.

• broke out

• broke down

• broke over

After negotiations the Prime Minister ................................ a new solution to the

problem.

• came up

• came up with

• came out with