Phrasal verb

The plan to demolish the old theatre came _______ a lot of criticism

• Back

• Up with

• In for

• Down

The new contracts system we’re _______ in the autumn will make a huge difference to the way we deal with our clients.

• Bringing in

• Breaking into

• Getting up

• Getting on with

It's not our policy to let kidnappers ______ their crimes.

• Come up with

• Get away with

• Break down

• Bring back

This issue just keeps ________ again and again.

• Getting on

• Bringing about

• Coming up

• Breaking down

Don’t _________ that topic with Sarah or she’ll get annoyed.

• Bring up

• Come down with

• Get off

• Break into

She is currently seeing a psychiatrist to ________ her fear of answering the door.

• Come down with

• Break into

• Bring up

• Get over

A number of priests broke _______ from the Catholic Church because they disagreed with the new Pope.

• Down

• Away

• Off

• Out

The government ________ a controversial law under which it could take any land it wanted

• Got over

• Brought about

• Came across

• Bring in

We will do everything we can to bring parliament _______ to our point of view.

• Back

• Out

• Up

• Round

She'd made a serious mistake in inviting him up here, and she didn't know how to get ______ him.

• Over

• Rid of

• By

• Away with