You got 20 correct out of 20. :D 1. Could you _______________ later? We haven't talked to each other in ages. drop by go ahead grow up 2. I'm not sure if the new iPhone is _______________. It doesn't seem as popular as the older models. dropping by going ahead catching on 3. Could you _______________ a sec? I'm talking to my mom on the other line. move in hold on end up 4. This is a nice place. When did you _______________? die out go ahead move in 5. My car keeps _______________. I'm tired of taking it to the mechanic again and again. catching on ending up breaking down 6. People's interest in Game of Thrones isn't going to _______________ any time soon. end up grow up die out 7. Where did you _______________? Your accent is different from most people I know from around here. grow up end up die out 8. They _______________ with the building project despite warnings from safety inspectors. ended up went ahead moved in 9. You were living in Laos for a while, weren't you? When did you _______________? grow up get back hold on 10. We _______________ having dinner at the new Japanese place downtown. ended up dropped by caught on 11. She should be here by now. When is she going to _______________? take off show up watch out 12. Get to bed so we can _______________ early in the morning. set off slow down speak out 13. You're going too fast. You need to _______________. slow in slow up slow down 14. If you don't _______________, no one will. speak in speak out speak around 15. Our plane _______________ in two hours. takes off takes up takes in 16. I tried making beef stew for the first time. It didn't _______________ well. turn out turn in turn off 17. I was so tired that I got home and just _______________. passed in passed on passed out 18. I don't trust him. You should _______________. watch off watch around watch out 19. Let's get together this weekend and _______________. catch in catch up catch on 20. I think you missed the exit. We need to _______________. turn over turn around turn behind

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