PHRASAL VERBS BUILDING

You are stuck in a difficult problem at work. What do you need to do?

• Run out of the room
• Work out a way to solve it
• Call off the meeting
• Look up to your boss

Your team has too many tasks. What would the manager suggest to make it easier?

• Break it up into smaller parts
• Count on your team
• Hold up the tasks
• Turn it into something else

You’ve been late twice this week! What is the boss likely to do if this happens again?

• Laze around more
• Bring it up in the next meeting
• Call off your projects
• Check out the new schedule

You found some money while walking. What would you say?

• I came across some money
• I looked up to some cash
• I fit in with money
• I held it up

You asked a colleague for help, but they couldn’t assist. What did they say?

• You can count on me
• I’ll go back on my word
• I’ve run out of time
• I’ll bring about change

You’re at the library to research something. What are you doing?

• Checking out the books
• Putting up with the noise
• Looking up information
• Diving into new theories

You and your best friend had an argument. What happened?

• We made up for it
• We fell out over something
• We blended in
• We checked out

You have an important meeting, but something urgent came up. What will you do with the meeting?

• Call it off
• Dive in
• Put it off
• Bring it up

You're overwhelmed with tasks. What will you do to manage?

• Lay off
• Go in for more projects
• Laze around
• Knuckle down

You promised to do something, but you didn’t follow through. What happened?

• I made up for it
• I went back on my word
• I checked out of it
• I brought it up