Phrasal Verbs

Question 1

accept responsibility for a task or project, often in addition to one’s usual duties.

Answer 1

take (something) on

Question 2

accept responsibility for a task or project, often in addition to one’s usual duties.

Answer 2

take (something) on

Question 3

think of or create an idea, solution, or plan.

Answer 3

come up with something

Question 4

contribute something to achieve a goal

Answer 4

put something in

Question 5

start working very hard, especially after a period of not doing much

Answer 5

knuckle down

Question 6

make progress and move past others, or complete your tasks earlier than expected

Answer 6

get ahead

Question 7

investigate, or get information before you take action

Answer 7

look into (something)

Question 8

speak to someone again later to give them a reply after you’ve looked into something

Answer 8

get back to (someone)

Question 9

To be too complex or confusing for someone tounderstand.

Answer 9

go over one’s head

Question 10

To approach someone quietly and unnoticed.

Answer 10

to sneak up on sth./sb.
sneak (irr.) snuck - snuck

Question 11

To approach someone quietly and unnoticed.

Answer 11

to sneak up on sth./sb.
sneak (irr.) snuck - snuck