Phrasal Verbs Practice – 32

.Correct the mistakes with the phrasal verbs in these sentences

.N1. My new curtains are excellent – they don’t bring any light in
?N2. Alba, can you pitch Mr Hill in as soon as he arrives, please
.N3. Having the meeting on the 28th would squash in better with our plans than the 30th
.N4. Our off ice in Buenos Aires has cashed in a lot of new business this year
.N5. When you are planning the course, make sure you set in enough free time
.N6. It’s rude to factor in when someone else is in the middle of speaking
.N7. If everyone shows in, we’ll soon get the job done
.N8. If I move up, then Rachel should be able to box in at the end of the bench

:Answers

.N1. My new curtains are excellent – they don’t let any light in
?N2. Alba, can you show Mr Hill in as soon as he arrives, please
.N3. Having the meeting on the 28th would fit in better with our plans than the 30th
.N4. Our office in Buenos Aires has brought in a lot of new business this year
.N5. When you are planning the course, make sure you build in enough free time
N6. It’s rude to cut in when someone else is in the middle of speaking. Note that come in does not fit as well in this context as it does not sound so abrupt and potentially rude as cut in
.N7. If everyone pitches in, we’ll soon get the job done
N8. If I move up, then Rachel should be able to squash (fit is also possible here) in at the end of the bench