What do you call it when you leave the house to do something
go after
go out
go ahead
go over
When you are tired of doing something, you
run out
give up
I've no more milk. I have _____ ______ of milk
run out
She decided to (start) a new hobby: painting
take up
The athletes must (continue) with their training schedule. (phrasal verb)
carry on
We need to (delay) the meeting until next week. (phrasal verb)
put off
Can you help me ______ my suitcase? It's too heavy.
A) work out
B) take on
C) carry off
D) put off
C
After a long discussion, everyone finally ______ to my point of view.
A) came to an end
B) came round
C) looked up
D) took up
B
I'm trying to ______ the total cost of the holiday.
A) come round
B) put off
C) work out
D) carry off
C
If you don't know the word, you should ______ in the dictionary.
A) work out
B) look up
C) turn in
D) set back
B
The government plans to ______ the old factory and build a park.
A) look up
B) tear down
C) come to an end
D) carry of
B
After the concert, the cheering eventually ______.
A) filled in
B) took on
C) worked out
D
Please help me ______ this application form before the deadline.
A) work out
B) fill in
C) get on with
D) come to
B
The project was successfully ______ by the new team leader.
A) carried out
B) put off
C) hung up
D) looked up
A
She decided to ______ running to improve her health.
A) come round
B) set back
C) take up
D) work out
C
Don't ______ until tomorrow what you can do today.
A) take up
B) put off
C) carry out
D) fill in
B
