UP Phrasal verbs for work

Question 1

Were're behind at work. We now need to work overtime to [blank_start]catch[blank_end] up with our competitor.

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catch

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set

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give

Question 2

She had some savings and decided to [blank_start]set[blank_end] up her own company.

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set

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catch

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give

Question 3

After a hard day's work, we should now [blank_start]pack[blank_end] up and all go home and relax.

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pack

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set

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give

Question 4

I'm tired. The computer has crashed for the fifth time this afternoon. I [blank_start]give[blank_end] up! I´m going to call a technician to get it fixed.

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give

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set

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catch

Question 5

Sandra, did you remember to [blank_start]lock[blank_end] up everything before you left?

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lock

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set up

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start up

Question 6

He'll definitely [blank_start]move[blank_end] up to a higher position by Christmas. He's very good at the job and he's very communicative.

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move

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set

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lock

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start

Question 7

Mary might have forgotten that today we have a meeting. I'll [blank_start]call[blank_end] her up to remind her.

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call

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set

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take

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lock

Question 8

My boss has just [blank_start]taken[blank_end] up golf. He never comes to the office until after ten!

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taken

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given

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set

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moved

UP Phrasal verbs for work

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