FCE Complete Units 1 & 2 - Phrasal verbs and expressions | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

She said that she wanted to __________ to her husband that she would spend more time with his family. (PROMISE)

keep a promise (to do what you said you would do)

All the children __________ in the Thanksgiving play. (PART)

took part (to be involved in something)

They __________, gambled with their reputations. (RISK)

took a risk (to do something even though something bad may happen because of it)

When you live in a country you soon __________ the language. (UP)

pick up (to learn a new skill by practising it rather than being taught it)

Eventually you'll _________ the smells of the laboratory. (GET)

get used to (to become familiar with something or someone)

Do you think that many people will _________ to the concert? (UP)

turn up (arrive)

I'll __________ at mending your bike today. (GO)

have a go (to try something)

I first _________ ice skating when I was eight years old. (UP)

took up (to start doing an activity for the first time)

What time do we _________ tomorrow? (OFF)

set off (to start on a trip)

When I think about my childhood, I _________ all the silly things I did. (BACK)

look back at (to think about something in the past)

He'd always __________ to his uncle for his generous spirit. (looked)

looked up (to admire and respect someone)

He __________ his mother's side of the family. (AFTER)

takes after (to be similar to an older member of your family in appearance or character)

__________ for Anna while you're there! (LOOK)

look out (to try to notice someone or something)

Don't forget to __________ the equipment before setting up the experiment. (TRY)

try out (to use something to discover if it works or if you like it)

He left home after __________ with his parents. (OUT)

falling out (to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them)

Industry groups say that the market will __________ itself. (SORT)

sort this out (to deal in a satisfactory or successful way with a problem or situation)

I didn't really __________ with his friends. (OFF)

hit it off (to like someone and become friendly immediately)

__________, Dad. The train doesn't leave for another hour! (OUT)

chill out (to relax completely, or not allow things to upset you)

I still haven't __________ fixing that tap. (ROUND)

got round to (to do something that you have intended to do for a long time)

I always __________ you for good advice. (ON)

rely on / depend on (to trust someone or something)