FCE Phrasal verbs (I)

You need to _____ the important files in your PC.

• back up

• back down

• back on

• back off

George was _____ by his grandparents, as his parents were working abroad to make extra cash.

• brought at

• brought in

• brought up

• brought on

The spy ______ the mission successfully.

• carried out

• carried on

• carried off

• carried in

We´ll _____ if we economize and don´t buy things we do not need.

• get to

• get on

• get away

• get by

Are you going to ______ Angela´s tomorrow? If so, give her this book, please.

• go by

• go on

• go round

• go off

We're counting on you to close this deal, Robert—don't _____ the firm.

• let on

• let down

• let off

• let go of

I was plenty wild in my youth. Now I'm ready to _____.

• settle off

• settle on

• settle down

• settle up

The two teams were evenly matched for most of the game, but the reigning champions _____ in the fourth quarter.

• took in

• took aside

• took up

• took over

If our staff can't _____ this problem, we're going to have to hire a consultant.

• work out

• work in

• work for

• work at

The waiter ____ the rude customer for acting so inappropriately towards her.

• told of

• told away

• told on

• told off