B. Reading comprehension

Read our article about phrasal verbs on pages 16-17 of English Now No 113 and chose the correct answer.

1. If you don’t know the meaning of a word, you can
- a. look it through in the dictionary.
- b. look through it in the dictionary.
- c. look up it in the dictionary.
- d. look it up in the dictionary.
2. The thieves are living in luxury in the Bahamas. It looks like they
- a. got out with it.
- b. got it out with.
- c. got away with it.
- d. got it away with.
3. It was a terribe breakup. I thought I’d never
- a. get over it.
- b. get it over.
- c. go through with it.
- d. go through it.
4. I just bought a new television. A technician came to
- a. set up it.
- b. set it up.
- c. settle it down.
- d. settle down it.
5. That’s a really difficult decision. I think I’m going to have to
- a. think it out.
- b. think out it.
- c. think through it.
- d. think it through.

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