Phrasal Verbs

wrapping up their discussion. The committee is wrapping their discussion
up. The committee is wrapping it up.
4-3 1. They think it is called for. 2. You wonder what she’s getting at. 3. It’s
looking up. 4. He went after him. 5. She’s going to go after it. 6. You put
him to a lot of trouble. 7. You went overboard. 8. They give off a toxic gas.
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9. They’re wrapping it up. 10. She looked her up. 11. He put it to me. 12.
She’s looking it up.
4-4 1. fell for 2. passed away 3. showed up 4. figure . . . out 5. pulled through 6.
gave in 7. built . . . up 8. cheer up
5-1 1. broke down 2. set up 3. pile up 4. handed . . . back 5. find out 6. takes
after 7. looked at 8. breaks down 9. breaking . . . down 10. set . . . up 11.
look at 12. break . . . down 13. look at 14. break down 15. burn down 16.
setting up 17. broke down 18. piling up 19. looking at
5-2 1. broke DOWN 2. set UP 3. pile UP 4. handed . . . BACK 5. find OUT 6.
TAKES after 7. LOOKED at 8. breaks DOWN 9. breaking . . . DOWN 10.
set . . . UP 11. LOOK at 12. break . . . DOWN 13. LOOK at 14. break
DOWN 15. burn DOWN 16. setting UP 17. broke DOWN 18. piling UP
19. LOOKing at
5-3 1. The firefighters broke down the door. The firefighters broke the door
down. The firefighters broke it down. 2. They burned down the old barn.
They burned the old barn down. They burned it down. 3. Our teacher
handed back the papers. Our teacher handed the papers back. Our teacher
handed them back. 4. I set up the ironing board. I set the ironing board up. I
set it up.
5-4 1. She set it up. 2. It was set up. 3. They’re piling up. 4. They’re piled up. 5.
He handed it back. 6. It broke down. 7. It’s broken-down. 8. He had a
breakdown. 9. They burned it down. 10. It burned down. 11. He broke
down. 12. He had a breakdown. 13. She takes after her mother. 14. She set
it up. 15. It’s set up. 16. He broke in. 17. You found out that Ali’s excuse
was a big lie.
5-5 1. put up with 2. felt up to 3. ironed out 4. come off 5. looking forward to 6.
go along with 7. threw up 8. goes in for 9. talked down to 10. get . . . over
with
6-1 1. coming down with 2. went through with 3. come up with 4. get around to
5. got . . . out of 6. get . . . out of 7. boils down to 8. monkey around with 9.
get out of 10. gone back on
6-2 1. He went through with it. 2. You didn’t get around to it. 3. You told him
you’d get around to it tomorrow. 4. She gets a lot of satisfaction out of it. 5.
She came up with a way to manufacture them more cheaply. 6. It boils
down to location. 7. I feel like I’m coming down with a cold. 8. You’ll
monkey around with it. 9. You got it out of her. 10. She went back on her
promise.
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6-3 1. wrap . . . up 2. getting at 3. looked . . . up 4. give off 5. look at 6. finds
out 7. going after 8. call for 9. put . . . to 10. pile up 11. handed . . . back 12.
burned down
6-4 1. wrap . . . UP 2. GETTING at 3. looked . . . UP 4. GIVE off 5. LOOK at
6. finds OUT 7. GOING after 8. CALL for 9. put . . . TO 10. pile UP 11.
handed . . . BACK 12. burned DOWN
7-1 1. let out 2. holding . . . up 3. ran over 4. let out 5. cut . . . up 6. pointed out
7. let . . . out 8. taken in 9. took . . . in 10. taking . . . apart 11. holding up
12. took in 13. hold up 14. see about 15. let out 16. held up 17. ran over 18.
pointed . . . out 19. ran over 20. take . . . in 21. take . . . in 22. held up 23.
run over 24. see about 25. hold up
7-2 1. The cook cut up the meat. The cook cut the meat up. The cook cut it up.
2. The snowstorm held up air travelers. The snowstorm held air travelers