Complete the sentences with the appropriate verb. The definition of each phrasal verb is given at the end of each sentence in parentheses.

1. I think Kate and John have ... out. They aren’t speaking to each other. (to argue, quarrel)

   
   
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2. You must ... the cassette back to Louis on Sunday.(to return sth to its owner)

   
   
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3. He wants to ... out of London. (to stop living in a house/flat)

   
   
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4. Bill ... after his mother. They’ve both got brown hair and green eyes. (to resemble sb)

   
   
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5. I need a walk to ... me up after that meeting. (to awake)

   
   
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6. I ... on my new dress, but it was too big for me. (to get dressed in sth)

   
   
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7. Mike looks better now that he’s ... on a bit of weight. (to increase in weight)

   
   
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8. I generally ... on with my boss, although we disagree sometimes. (to have a good relationship)

   
   
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9. The couple ... up for a while, but then got back together. (to end a relationship)

   
   
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10. The police are ... into the burglary. (to investigate sth)

    
    
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11. Don’t forget to ... up the glasses as well. (to wash - the dishes, etc)

    
    
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12. I ... up your telephone number in the telephone book yesterday. (to try to find sth, usually in a book)

    
    
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13. House prices are ... down, which is good news for buyers. (to become lower)

    
    
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14. It’s difficult to ... up children alone. (to look after and educate sb)

    
    
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15. Everybody ... up when the President came in. (to leave one's bed; to stand)

    
    
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16. We ... off going on holiday because I was very busy at work. (to postpone sth)

    
    
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17. When did you ... out that she was ill? (to discover sth)

    
    
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18. I can’t hear the news. Please ... up the volume on the TV. (to make sth more bright, intense or loud)

    
    
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