We have already been discussing the problem for 3 hours. I think it is time to _____ (to finish) our conference. A.tell off B.rip off C.wrap up D.pass out Answer and Feedback Answer:C Feedback:Phrasal verb 'to wrap up' means 'to complete, finish'. Questions in to this exercise. Do you want test? Test 2-Phrasal Verbs | Upper-Intermediate English Test Share this post some other questions in the test. Sandra always ________ (to act extra special in public) when she wears a new dress. ________ (to be attentive to probable risk) icicles on the roof. _________ (to become calm, quiet and cool off) and tell me what’s happened? ______ (to visit informally, to look in), if you visit Munich! I'm always glad to see you. Paris ____ (to forget) Matt's name ____ when she made a wedding guest list. Hey you, Bart! Quit ______(to laze) and help me repair the gate! We have already been discussing the problem for 3 hours. I think it is time to _____ (to finish) our conference. My boss wants me _____ the report _____(to do something again). The first one was too short and illogical as he said. I _____ (to cancel) my Sunday walk in the park because of the oncoming frost. The fire _______ (to begin) in a two-storey building which we had been living in before. Some other questions you may be interested in. ........................... people don't trust politicians. Neither .......................................... the door. Neither of .......................................... valid. ....................... the shops are closed on Sundays. They spend ........................... their income on movies. ................................. my friends wished me on my birthday. .................. child was given a present. .................................. his ideas are quite interesting. ................................ my children are engineers. His ideas are ............................ different from those of his peers.
