Phrasal Verbs

He tried to imitate his father by___ ___ a deep voice.

• putting on

• making up

• taking off

How did you___ ___ at the interview? Did it go ok?

• make out

• get on

• put across

His joke about women drivers didn't___ ___ well with the women in the audience.

• put over

• get across

• go down

I wish you wouldn't ___ ___ ___ in front of everyone.

• put me down

• put me off

• take me down

I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that. I don't know what___ ___ me.

• came on

• came over

• got on

I don't think I ___ ___ my main idea very clearly, I'm afraid.

• made up

• got out

• put across

I'm not ___ ___ any new clients at the moment. I'm too busy.

• getting in

• taking on

• taking up

It’s going to be a busy day. I’ll ____ ____ the itinerary with you.

• go through

• take on

• pu over

One of the topics that___ ___ at hte meating was salaries.

• went over

• came up

• got out

When I was a student we used to___ ___ to all kinds of mischief.

• go on

• get up

• make on