Phrasal verbs - Unit 14

Unit 14

to eat up time / money: to use or consume in great quantities

to fall for a trick: to be deceived by

to get on with sth: to start or continue doing sth especially work

to get through  sth: to manage to survive a difficult experience or period of time

to take sth over: to take control of sth

to take up a challenge / an offer: to accept

to throw sth away: to get rid of sth you don't need anymore

Sentence Completion

1.I'm finally retired. But I still plan to …......................teaching.

2.…........................................all challenges is the key for success.

3.Correcting CAE exercises........................................................a long time.

4.Don't dare to think I'm an object you..............................whenever you want.

5.I'm mesmerized you've.............................................again. Did you believe you had won the lottery?

6.Mrs Benninton is in charge now. She'll …......................all matters around here.

7.Though it was scorching hot the runners..................................the race by getting bottles of water along the track.