Check your english vocabulary for rawdon Wyatt

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Easier English Dictionary for Students
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The following sentences all use phrasal verbs with 
give, go 
or
look
. However, half of them use
the wrong phrasal verb. Decide which ones are wrong and replace them with the correct
phrasal verb, which you will find in the other sentences.
1. I'd like you to 
look after
these figures and tell me if you think the project is possible.
2. As ticket prices 
go up
, fewer people go to the cinema and prefer to stay at home with a video.
3. People who have to 
give in
elderly relatives or other dependants should receive financial support.
4. The chancellor had decided to stand firm on his decision, but under pressure from protesters, he
decided to 
go into
and reduce tax on petrol.
5. The committee were asked to 
look into
the latest crime statistics and try to establish a pattern.
6. It is important not to let the fire 
go out
, as it's the main source of power.
7. Very few children 
give off
their end-of-year school exams.
8. The threat of severe reprisals meant that many refused to 
give
themselves 
up
to the police.
9. Before entering an agreement, it is essential to 
go off
the details very carefully.
10. People who want to know how to 
go about
starting their own company should talk to a trained
adviser.
11. Some people tend to 
go over
others who are less fortunate purely because of their financial situation.
12. There were very few clues to the crime, and police didn't have enough information to 
go on
.
13. People often 
look over
the idea of starting their own company when they realise the risks that are
involved.
14. Even if you fail the first time, you should