Phrasal Verbs

Question 1

Kostas and I fell out yesterday

Answer 1

Having a barney with somebody

Question 2

I really look up to my parents

Answer 2

Admire somebody

Question 3

I am having them over later

Answer 3

Invite somebody to your house

Question 4

Can you pick up the food from the delivery?

Answer 4

Pick the food up

Question 5

My colleagues can count on me.

Answer 5

Rely on somebody

Question 6

I put the cancellation down to the bad weather conditions

Answer 6

You think it happened for a reason 

Question 7

I tried to talk Ann out of going for a walk too late.

Answer 7

Try to persuade somebody not to do something

Question 8

Thank you for sticking up for me.
Stick up for sb/sth

Answer 8

To support sb/sth

Question 9

Drop in/by/round (i)

Answer 9

Make a short visit somewhere to do something unannounced

Question 10

Pop in/by/round

Answer 10

Make a short visit somewhere to do something unannounced

Question 11

I run into Mary in the supermarket (t)

Answer 11

Meet someone without having planned to

Question 12

Show up

Answer 12

To arrive somewhere you are expected

Question 13

I get along with George. Every day we talk to the telephone.

Answer 13

To have a good relation with somebody

Question 14

My parents rarely come between me and my husband.

Answer 14

To cause an argument between people

Question 15

We were best friends, but we grew up when we left the school(I)

Answer 15

To gradually stop having a close relationship with somebody

Question 16

Gradually 

Answer 16

Little by little

Question 17

I, catch up with Sakis whenever we meet each other.

Answer 17

To talk to Shad, you haven’t seen for a long time, telling him your news

Question 18

I tried to fix Mary and Nikos up, but they didn’t like each other

Answer 18

To arrange two people to meet so they might start romantic relationship

Question 19

Arrange

Answer 19

Organize

Question 20

Set somebody up

Answer 20

To arrange two people to meet so they might start romantic relationship