EGE. Phrasal Verbs practice. Part 2

You shouldn't leave the children alone for so long or they'll ​ (a)   something bad.

• get up to
• get down to
• think of to

There must be something wrong with your mobile phone. I can't ​ (a)   to you.

• get through
• get over
• get round

I _____ an old acquaintance of mine at the airport. I hadn't seen her in years.

• ran into

• ran down

• came to

I told her to ​ (a)   , otherwise she would crash into the car up front.

• slow down
• hurry up
• pull back

What do the letters WHO ​ (a)   ? – The World Health Organisation.

• stand for
• stand out
• stay alone

We usually _____ at our favourite restaurant once a month.

• eat up

• eat in

• eat out

Please ​ (a)   the names you don't want to have on the list.

• cross out
• cross up
• criss-cross

My teacher told me to stop being so childish and start ​ (a)   .

• growing up
• growing on
• growing out

The pilot was able to _____ the delay caused at the airport. _{(компенсировать, возместить)}

• make for

• make up for

• make over

Jack really ​ (a)   his father. He even walks in the same way.

• took after
• took ahead
• took up