Idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs (carry, come)

Do you always have to comment ... your son's behaviour in front of everyone else?

• about

• on

• of

• for

He was dismissed ... his job for being constantly late.

He's never been so involved ... anything. He just loves this job.

• about

• into

• with

• in

I was enjoying myself so much that I forgot about the whole world and got ... away.

While reading a magazine the other day, I came ... a very interesting article.

She ... into a fortune after her uncle died.

• came

• inherited

• went

• carried

After spending the night outside, he ... ... with a serious flu.

• came up

• went down

• came down

• came off

IMPORTANT (use this word in the correct form to complete the sentence): Our financial problems are of great ... to me.

MAJOR (use this word in the correct form to complete the sentence): The ... of people will be able to travel again soon.

EMPLOY (use this word in the correct form to complete the sentence): My ... is a good man, he always takes good care of all staff and gives regular pay rise.