B Fill the gaps using phrasal verbs in the correct form.

Part B: Filling the Gaps with Phrasal Verbs

Here are the sentences with the gaps filled in the correct form of the phrasal verbs:

1. I haven't seen you with Gary for ages. I hope you haven't fallen out.


2. My house needs some urgent repair work. It's falling apart.


3. I'm worried about little Johnny. He's falling behind with the rest of the class.


4. I'm not going out this weekend because I've really fallen behind in my assignments.


5. A: Sorry I'm late. The traffic was bad.
   B: You don't expect me to fall for that old excuse, do you?


6. He told me he needed money for petrol and I fell for it.


7. Begoña used to get on well with her neighbours but they fell out over making too much noise.


8. I've dropped my remote control for the TV so many times that it's literally falling apart.


9. We were all set to launch a new product into the market but it all fell through.


10. A: I thought you were going to spend a year in Lisbon.
    B: I was, but it's fallen through.