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Grammar Review Final Written Exam Advanced 3

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  • Many successful people like to give back / get by to their community once they've made money.
    give back
  • If you're not careful with online shopping, it's easy to take on/ run up into debts.
    run up
  • When it takes on / comes to saving money, my grandmother always has great advice.
    comes to
  • The thief had been gettin away with / saving up small crimes for years before he was finally caught.
    getting away with
  • Before choosing a phone plan, you should shop around for / follow up on the best price.
    shop around for
  • She's been giving back / saving up all year so she can travel next summer.
    saving up
  • After the meeting, she promised to follow up on / shop around for  the client's questions.
    follow up on
  • I already have a lot of work, so I can't take on / get by another project right now.
    take on
  • When I was a student, I didn't have much money, but I managed to get by/get out of debt.
    get by
  • It took him almost five years, but he finally managed to get out of debt / run up.
    get out of debt