Correct or incorrect? - grammar and phrasal verbs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

The tower can't be build on time if we don't carry on working hard.

BUILT

Unless you don't bring up the issue now, it will never be solved.

UNLESS YOU BRING UP

The task was more harder than we expected, so we carried on working late.

MUCH HARDER / HARDER

I came across to an interesting article while I was surfing the net.

CAME ACROSS AN

It turned out that the meeting had been put off until next month.

CORRECT

He gave up to smoke after his doctor told him it was dangerous.

SMOKING

I’ve been trying to keep up with the news, but it’s quite exhausting.

CORRECT

The documents must be fill in before the end of the day.

FILLED IN

She is used to get up early to work out at the gym.

GETTING UP

We need to work out a solution as soon as possible.

CORRECT

If I were you, I will look up the information before the presentation.

WOULD LOOK UP

The car is breaking down three times this month; we need a new one.

HAS BROKEN DOWN

He made up a crazy excuse for being late, but nobody believed him.

CORRECT

By this time next year, the company will have been taken over by a multinational.

CORRECT

I wish I pick up more German when I was living in Berlin last year.

HAD PICKED UP

She suggested to cut down on the budget because we are spending too much.

CUTTING DOWN

I don't think I can put up with his constant interruptions anymore.

CORRECT

The report was went over by the supervisor before it was sent.

WAS GONE OVER

If we had ran out of coffee, I would have gone to the supermarket.

HAD RUN

I am looking forward to meet the new manager at the meeting tomorrow.

MEETING