Phrasal verbs FCE

The car broke ____ in the middle of the road.

• up

• down

• out

• off

Her parents died when she was young so she was brought _____ by her grandmother.

• down

• out

• up

• on

Answer explanation

Bring up = raise (criar)

If the bad weather persist, we will have to call _____ the picnic.

• off
• out

• away

• down

Answer explanation

Call off = cancel

We came _____ a wonderful restaurant when we were on a walk.

• out

• round

• into

• across

Answer explanation

Come across = run into, find unexpectedly

In the middle of our conversation we were suddently cut ____.

• out

• across

• off

• out

Answer explanation

cut off = interrupt

Her plans fell _____ when she had to return home to look after her sick mother.

• down
• through

• in

• out

Answer explanation

Fall through = get cancelled

At first, she didn't get _____ very well with her new boss.

• off

• through

• down

• on

Answer explanation

Get on = get along with, have a good relationship

The milk had gone _____, so we had black coffee instead.

• out

• through

• off

• down

Answer explanation

Go off = spoil (caducar); sound (alarm); explode

If you don't succeed at first, you should keep _____ trying.

• down

• back

• off

• on

Answer explanation

keep on = continue

I'm looking ________ hearing from you soon.

• forward to

• back on

• up to

• down on