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Work on your Phrasal Verbs 
Planning and organizing

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UNIT 6
Exercise 6
Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1 I tried to make a doctor's appointment for tomorrow, but he's too busy to follow me up / fit me in / rule me out.
2 The presentation is pulled off for / ruled out for / aimed at teachers with little or no experience.
3 After an hour, the talk show host started to set out / end up / wind up the conversation.
4 Things didn't turn out / wind up / follow up the way I thought they would.
5 
I've got lots of revision to do. I'd better start on / set out / run into my work.
6 How do you count on / set out / go about changing your password?
Exercise 7
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrasal verbs in the box. 
turnout 
set out 
set out 
run into 
go about 
follow up
1 
The idea has been_______________________________ by our researchers.
2 I'm not sure how to _____________________ setting up my own business.
3 We m ight_____________________ some problems later on.
4 Andrew_____________________ to establish himself as a journalist.
5 This will depend on how th in gs-----------------------------------
6 In the journal, she______________________________ her theory in detail.
Exercise 8
Read the conversation. Underline all the phrasal verbs, then in your own words, explain what each one 
means below.
: Chinedu: How should we go about planning our wedding?
: Stephanie: Well, we could start on the guest list this afternoon.
| Chinedu: I think we should really try to line up a venue first.
: Stephanie: We can't rely on good weather, so let's rule out outdoor venues.
: Chinedu:That's true - we don't want to wind up getting married in the rain!
: Stephanie: Planning a wedding isn't easy. But I'm sure we'll pull it off!