Identify the errors in the phrasal verbs in the following
sentences and correct them.:
PHRASAL VERBSHe is acquitted of the charge because no evidence
bears down the charge against him. (out)Cholera has broken through
in the city. (out)His dishonest ways have brought for his ruin
(about)You must try to cut off your expenditure and see to it that
it does not exceed your income. (down)The project has fallen out
due to a lack of financial support from the government.
(through)You should think about getting through his clutches very
soon. (off)After twenty two hours of continuous work, he is quite
done out. (up)The Management has finally come to our views.
(into)
PHRASAL VERBS Belief in God bears with a man in his trials.
(up)She was much cast out after her husbands demise.
(down)Generally people go up by appearances, though they know that
appearances are deceptive. (only go by, cancel upThe principal will
go into each and every application. (over)I look up her as my
sister. (upon)She has no one to look at in difficult times.
(to)
PHRASAL VERBS Though she is an innocent girl, she could see off
his evil intentions. (through)He set on for Delhi early this
morning. (off)I cannot put off with the pressure of work any
longer. (up)After winter sets on it becomes difficult for us to go
out. (in)Raju remained silent when he was pulled out by his boss.
(up)Close the tap, the tub is running out (over)
PHRASAL VERBS For five years the two families were not in good
terms, but they have now made it out. (up)When I met him I was
determined to speak up. (out)He takes on his father. (after)Beacon
is undoubtedly a good essayist but at times it is difficult to take
on the meaning. (in)It was really difficult to talk them out to
their proposal. (of)He was put down when the manager refused his
request for a loan. (off)
PHRASAL VERBS She immediately set out organizing her new office.
(about)If you are lazy and inefficient the management does not take
much time to turn you off. (out)You promised to come to the party
buy you never turned out. (up)I think you can work up this problem
in less than five minutes. (out)
