#### Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb "break down": 1. [ ] To strengthen 2. [ ] To collapse 3. [x] To fail 4. [ ] To improve #### Fill in the blank with the correct form of the phrasal verb "cut back": The company has decided to \_\_\_\_\_\_ on expenses to save money. 1. [ ] cutting backs 2. [ ] cut back 3. [x] cut back on 4. [ ] cut backs #### Which option correctly completes the sentence using the phrasal verb "get over": 1. [ ] He finally got over to the store. 2. [ ] He finally got over with the presentation. 3. [x] He finally got over his cold. 4. [ ] He finally got over her. #### Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb "put off": 1. [x] To postpone 2. [ ] To start 3. [ ] To complete 4. [ ] To speed up #### Fill in the blank with the correct form of the phrasal verb "drop out": Many students \_\_\_\_\_\_ of school every year. 1. [x] drop out 2. [ ] dropping out 3. [ ] drops out 4. [ ] dropped outs #### Which option correctly completes the sentence using the phrasal verb "fall apart": 1. [ ] The team fell apart in the final match. 2. [ ] The team fells apart in the final match. 3. [ ] The team fell aparts in the final match. 4. [x] The team fell apart in the last match. #### Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb "pick up": 1. [ ] To damage 2. [x] To lift 3. [ ] To lower 4. [ ] To stop #### Fill in the blank with the correct form of the phrasal verb "keep up": She finds it hard to \_\_\_\_\_\_ with her classmates. 1. [x] keep up 2. [ ] keeping up 3. [ ] keeps up 4. [ ] kept up #### Which option correctly completes the sentence using the phrasal verb "run out": 1. [x] We ran out of milk. 2. [ ] We ran out milk. 3. [ ] We run out of milk. 4. [ ] We run out milk. #### Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb "set up": 1. [ ] To destroy 2. [x] To establish 3. [ ] To finish 4. [ ] To reduce