II. Complete using the correct form of the phrasal verbs given. look forward to mix up look over make up look up move in look into make for look

II. Complete using the correct form of the phrasal verbs given.
look forward to
mix up
look over
make up
look up
move in
look into
make for
look after
make out
move out
I always ………………………….…….. the oil and the vinegar because they are in similar bottles.
Students should have a dictionary to …………………………………….…….. unknown words.
We are all …………………………………….…….. going on holiday.
Could you speak up, please? I can’t …………………………………….…….. what you’re saying.
The manager briefly …………………………………….…….. his notes before the meeting.
Don’t believe anything he says. He’s always …………………………………….…….. stories.
We must …………………………………….…….. the matter before making a decision.
Mark …………………………………….…….. of the flat after an argument with his flatmate.
We quickly …………………………………….…….. the barn when it started raining.
…………………………………….…….. old people isn’t an easy job, but it’s very rewarding.
We’ve got the keys to our new house and tomorrow we’re going to ………………………….……..
III. Complete the dialogues with a suitable word.
What time shall we leave? – It’s ……………………………. to you.
How ……………………………. we had to pay? ~ I don’t know. I thought it was free.
Shall we go out tonight? ~ Yeah, why …………………………….?
……………………………. up, or we’ll miss the bus. ~ Yes, all right. I’m coming.
What time did you go to bed last night? * Oh, 10.30, as …………………………….
Could you follow his map? ~ Yes, sort …………………………….
What’s …………………………….? ~ Oh, I’ve put my mobile somewhere and I can’t find it.
……………………………. what? It’s snowing! ~ I don’t believe it!