Phrasal Verbs and Collocations with Shelock Holm ...

Sherlock always (spoke / told / said) his mind

Sherlock didn't even (speak / say / talk) hi

Explain the meaning of COME UP WITH: "After hours of thinking, he finally came up with a theory that explained the strange footprints."

Watson always (spoke / talked / said) highly of Sherlock

Sherlock was bored because Inspector Lestrade was (telling / speaking / talking) nonsense

Explain the meaning of GIVE UP: "Even when the clues seemed impossible to connect, Sherlock refused to give up."

Explain the meaning of SPEAK UP: "Watson asked the frightened maid to speak up so they could understand what she saw."

Dr. Watson couldn't (tell / say / speak) the difference between the twins

Sherlock and Watson's client had (told / talked / spoken) a lie

Explain the meaning of TURN UP: "The stolen necklace suddenly turned up in the most unexpected place — inside the teapot!"

Explain the meaning of END UP: "The thief tried to escape through the rooftops but ended up falling into a hidden trap Holmes had set."

Watson was surprised to see somebody (say / tell / talk) back to Sherlock

Explain the meaning of PUT UP WITH: "Sherlock had to put up with Inspector Lestrade’s constant interruptions during the investigation."

Sherlock (spoke / talked / said) Watson into commiting a crime