lead to - There is no doubt that stress can ... physical illness., let down - The whole team was counting on me, and I ... them ...., got round to - I would love to learn how to cook, but I just haven't ... it. I've been too busy., carried out - More research on the subject needs to be ... ., falling out with - He left home after ... his parents., turned down - He was offered the job but he ... it ... because it involved too much travelling., broke down - My car ... on the way to work., rely on - People ... me as I always keep my promises., live up to - The concert totally failed to ... my expectations., make up for - He bought me dinner to ... being so late the day before., heard of - It's a tiny country that most people have never ... ., devote to - He resigned from his job to ... more time ... his family., get across - We tried to ... our point ..., but he just wouldn't listen., get in - He wanted to go to Cambridge University but he didn't ... ., came up with - Who ... the idea for this marketing campaign?, set off - The scandal ... a series of events which caused the collapse of the government. , brought about - The new airport has ... a lot of changes on this island. , give up - Scarlett is trying to ... caffeine. , stood out - i thought Tom Hanks' performance in that film really ...., fit in - The new student is finding it difficult to ..., as he is older than the other students. ,

intermediate phrasal verbs 6

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