Phrasal verbs

2. Unfortunately the party's been _____ off until the week after.
4. In this day and age, few people can _____ on having a job for life.
6. His lectures were really tedious, he just _____ on and on about WWI.
8. I'm heading to the airport to _____ John off, you wanna come with?
12. We must hang in whenever we _____ across difficulties.
13. The truth about who her father really was began to ____ on her.
14. Most tourists are worried that they’ll _____ up a nasty stomach bug.
16. I'm thrilled my best friend and I _____ up after our argument
17. She's a tough cookie, she just won't _____ up easily
18. That's the second time he's _____ down this week. He's becoming quite unreliable these days

1. Please _____ the music up a notch, I can't hear it from my room.
3. You'll never know what skydiving might feel like unless you _____ for it.
5. Don't _____ up all the milk, we need some for breakfast.
7. My grandmother was always a worrier, and I _____ after her.
8. He always acts so generous and magnanimous, but I can _____ right through him—he only cares about himself, really.
9. He's making a real effort to get back on the straight and narrow because he doesn't want to _____ up like his father.
10. I'll be a little late. I need to ______ off at the store to pick up some milk.
11. I don't know how this happened but I'll _____ into it and I'll definitely find out.
15. I've no idea why I did that. I don't know what _____ over me.
17. It will take him a long time to _____ over the operation.