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  • The war _____ out in February.
    broke (break out: to start suddenly)
  • Whoever ___ up ____ the idea for WIFI was a genius!
    came (up) with
  • It looked like he was going to come in 2nd place but he ____ up with his rival on the last lap and won the race!
    caught
  • ___ up, or we're going to arrive late! And I want to get a good seat near the front row.
    Hurry
  • The police asked for any witnesses to ____ _____ with information about the attack. (go to the authorities with information about a crime)
    come forward
  • You should definitely ______ around before making the final decision.
    Ask
  • We're going to ____ up a film club for people who enjoy watching and talking about all different types of films.
    set
  • The technicians have carried ____ a number of tests on the new gadgets.
    out
  • The teenagers were just ______ out in the shopping centre when the police asked to check their bags. That's because there is a high rate of youth crime in this area .
    hanging
  • What time does the news come ___? I'm anxious to find out about the train strikes.
    on
  • When the family left to go on holiday, the burglars ____ ____ their house. (enter private property to steal)
    broke into
  • The police never caught the thief and he ___ ____ with the crime. (escape from a crime without punishment)
    got away
  • She felt confident that she'd ___ ___ ___ the robbery. She escaped from the police and reached the cabin in the mountains where nobody would find her. (escape without punishment)
    got away with
  • My heart skipped a beat when Harry _____ me out.
    ask
  • I was exhausted after sitting _____ four and a half hours of exams.
    though
  • When my dad was at school they used to ____ everything ___ in books and encyclopedias. Nowadays we have the Internet which makes it much faster!
    look (everything) up
  • The police are _____ into the robbery and will let us know what they find.
    looking
  • Would you mind if I ___ my phone in behind the bar? It's run out of battery and I need to call a taxi.
    plug
  • My car ______ down. Such a bummer!
    broke (break down: to stop working)
  • John Dillinger broke ____ from prison several times.
    out (break out: to escape)
  • She wanted to video call her friends but she couldn't because she'd _____ up all of her Internet data listening to music online.
    used
  • I think we'll just ____ out this weekend and watch a few episodes of our favourite series. How about you?
    chill
  • This documentary is so boring! Let's turn ____ and see what else is on.
    over
  • We didn't have a map or GPS so we ended ___ getting lost and asking some local people to help us find our way back to the hotel.
    up
  • Could you speak ___ please? We can't hear you from the back.
    up
  • I hope they catch the hooligans who ____ ___ the old man. (attacked)
    beat up