B2 - C1 Phrasal verbs with break, get and go | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

When we left the pub, some guys from there ______ ____ us, it was a bit scary, so we told a police officer.

went after (follow)

He accused her in public of being a liar but she ______ ____ ____ him by revealing all his dirty secrets-

got back at 8take revenge, retaliate

He always cheats in exams and no teacher ever seems to notice! I don't know how he ______ ____ ____ it!

gets away with (succeed in avoiding punishments or similar consequences)

A fire ______ ____ at the factory last week.

broke out (something undesirable starts suddenly)

Last week they ______ ____ my apartment and stole all my plants! I wonder why?

broke into (to enter by force)

My friends and I always ______ ____ on New Year's eve.

get together 8meet up)

It's always hard to ______ ____ ____ somebody, but sometimes it's the only possibilty for a relationship.

break up with (separate from)

They hit on a WWII bomb on the building site, but luckily it ______ ____ .

didn't go off (explode)

During the summer, I ______ ____ ______ reading. I hadn't opened a book in years!

got back into (become interested in sth again)

I love this city but I really need to ______ ____ sometimes. It's so noisy!

get away (escape from something or somebody for a short time)

When ____________ ? I didn't hear you come in.

did you get back (return)

Due to the rising cost of living, some children ______ ____ a proper meal on some days.

go without (to lack, having to manage without something)

Before publishing the report, we should ______ ____ it once more.

go over (to revise)

After initial doubts, they decided to ______ ____ with the plan.

go ahead (to start, proceed)

When he heard the terrible news, he ______ ____ -

broke down (become extremely upset)

I was so terrified that I ______ ____ ____ a cold sweat.

broke out in (when you suddenly have a rash or sweat on your skin).