Exercise 1: Choose the correct phrasal verb: go on / pick up / come back / come up with / go back / find out / come out / go out / point out / grow up / turn out / come in(to) / take on. Conjugate the verb if necessary.

1. Could you _________________ (think of an idea) a better idea?

2. She ________ (showed / mentioned) that the stock rose as high as $16 in April.

3. I _____________________ (went to an event) for dinner with my colleagues last night.

4. He ____________ (entered a place where thespeaker is) the kitchen and made some tea.

5. George _________________ (become an adult) in a village.

6. As I arrived, he ____________ (appeared from a place) of the door.

7. She ______________ (got something from a place) some dinner on the way home.

8. At the end of the film, it ___________ (in the end we discovered) that John was a good guy.

9. How are you ___________ at your new job?

10. It took her a long time to __________ such a terrible accident.

Exercise 2. Choose the best phrasal verbs for the following sentences

1. He ( came up with/ came into/ went back) a solution.

2. Could you (point out/ find out/ turn out) what time we need to arrive?

3. Many children ( come up / come down/ come to) with an ear infection even before their first birthday.

4. Most people (get up/ get out/ get over) a cold within two weeks.

5. I can’t wait to (get back/ get off/ get rid of) that ugly old couch.

6. I can't believe who (drop out/ dropped in/ come in) on us last night.

7. He couldn't (get along with/ get well/ get over) his mother-in-law.

8. I guess we need to (go over/ go through/ go up) the whole song a few more times.

9. She is glad they (look up to/ look down on/ look for) her.

10. I'm sorry, but you can't (makeup/ made by/ marked down) that test you missed.