three-part phrasal verbs

He robbed a bank and got ___ with it. (=he escaped without being punished)

• out

• away

• in

• on

She looks __ to her father

(to admire and respect someone)

• on

• at

• under

• up

The failure can be ___ down to a lack of preparation.

(to attribute a cause to something)

• take

• come

• put

• get

She puts __ with a lot from her husband.

(to tolerate)

• on

• in

• upon

• up

His school had suggested he __ in for the Young Musician of the Year competition.

(to take part in something)

• go

• make

• crack

• get

If you ____ up against difficulties, let me know and I'll help out.

• give

• take

• come

• make

She's going to have to ____ up to the fact that he's not going to marry her.

(=to accept the

situation and deal with it)

• fake

• face

• make

• come

He bought me dinner to ____ up for being so late the day before.

• take

• make

• give

• face

The mayor came in ___ a lot of criticism of his remarks.

(=to receive blame or criticism)

• off

• out

• off

• for

The school is cracking ____ on smoking.

• down

• over

• away

• upon