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Success and Failure phrasal verbs

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    Phrasal verbs related to success and failure
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  • To 'blow over' means...?
    To end in complete disaster.
    To become worse over time.
    To pass without creating a lasting problem/negative result.
    To be discussed repeatedly online.
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  • If something 'boils down to' something else, it...?
    Becomes easier to solve.
    Can be summarised as the main or essential point.
    Becomes smaller and smaller.
    Is ignored completely by others.
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  • He 'bailed out of' the project. What did he do?
    He sabotaged someone else's success.
    He started a new project after a failure.
    He abandoned the project before it finished.
    He forgot what he was doing.
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  • To 'zero in on' something is to,,,?
    Give up on something difficult.
    Concentrate all attention on a particular issue or target.
    Lose focus on something important.
    Bite the bullet and do something challenging.
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  • My interest in university 'fizzled out'. What happened?
    I gradually lost interest in university.
    I achieved sudden and unexpected success.
    I felt wistful about my university days.
    I surprised everyone with a new idea.
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