MULTI-PART VERBS PHRASAL VERBS

WHAT IS A MULTI-PART (PHRASAL VERB)?
It is a verb which consists of two or more parts: a verb + a preposition.
You probably know some of them, such as:
get up
turn on
turn off
There are quite a lot of them in English and they are used very often.

NOT DO IT, ORGANISE, BE INTERESTED IN, ARRIVE, WEAR, DO (IT) AS PLANNED, EXPLAIN, START DOING
I decided to take up bungee jumping and now I am really into it. When I turned up for my first jump I was so nervous that I tried to back out, but my friends persuaded me to go through with it. You don’t have to put on any special clothes, just a sweater and jeans, but you need a lot of time to set up the equipment. But it is worth waiting for. It’s difficult to get across how exciting it is!
(Students’ Book p. 13)

ANSWERS:
I decided to start doing bungee jumping and now I am really interested in it. When I arrived for my first jump I was so nervous that I tried not to do it, but my friends persuaded me to do it as planned. You don’t have to wear any special clothes, just a sweater and jeans, but you need a lot of time to organise the equipment. But it is worth waiting for. It’s difficult to explain how exciting it is!

take up = start doing an activity, usually as a hobby
be into sth = be interested in sth
turn up = arrive, come
back out = not do it
go through with sth = do as planned
put on = wear
set up = organise
get across = explain

THIS IS SIMILAR TO YOUR TEST QUESTIONS!
Ann waited for Tom for ages but he didn’t ____________.
What kind of music ___________ you _______?
A friend of mine ____ just ________ jogging in order to get fit.
Why don’t we __________ our computer in the study?
They were going to have a party last Saturday but ________________ at the last moment.