Selecciona el "phrasal verb" correcto para cada frase.
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Don't fill the bath up too much or all the water will (rebosar / derramar) the sides when you get in it. It's (ser casi) 8 o'clock. I think we should be going now before it gets dark. It's a good time to buy a flat because the interest rate on mortgages has (bajar) a lot. Don't wait for me. You (irse) now and I'll see you at home.
12 soldiers from their unit died in Afghanistan. They were ambushed (emboscada) and snipers (francotiradores)(matar uno a uno) one by one. Sara's had identical twins. They're so alike you can't (distinguir). Can you please darling. She's waiting at the back door. It's a very old building. It looks like it's going (caer, caerse/hundirse, derrumbarse) soon.
Why don't you (subir a) the car and I'll give you a lift to the station? Just (pasar por/progresar, ir) the coast road until you come to the roundabout and our house is the first on the left. It was his girlfriend who finally (traicionar/revelar) to the police and he was arrested for armed robbery. I'm sure those teenagers who are always (esperar/ perder el tiempo/frecuentar) on the corner of our street are selling drugs.
The only good thing about the monthly staff meetings is the fact that the company (facilitar, suministrar) free drinks, sandwiches and cakes. We're not supposed to be in here. Didn't you see the big sign a the gate that said " the grounds"? (no entrar en / no meterse en) The holiday's are over. It's time to (ponerse a) work again. Two key of our design team can't make the meeting on Friday. We'll have to (retrasar, aplazar, posponer) until next month.