Selecciona el "phrasal verb" correcto para cada frase.
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When the murderer realised there was no escape (entregar a la polica) to the police. That painting was (pasar/dejar en herencia) to me by my grandmother. My boss is always (criticar / meterse con) me for being late. Medicines can be dangerous and should be (mantener a distancia de / evitar o con) from children.
Now that suitcases have wheels, we can easily (arrastrar / arrastrarse) behind us. The wet, miserable weather in the UK really (deprimir, desanimar) Why don't you pour yourself a whisky and relax darling? I'm just going into the bedroom to (ponerse) something a little more comfortable. His success is (depender de) his ability to convince everyone at the meeting that the product will sell.
The prime minister should (apartarse/mantenerse al margen) and let a new leader head the party Please (bajar) from that rock before you have an accident. You're making me nervous. Who's (sustituir, suplir) Samantha while she's away on holiday? (guardar) that receipt, because if the shirt doesn't fit you we can get a refund.
Don't be surprised if your uncle David (fallar, defraudar). He's not a man to be trusted. Especially where money is concerned. I think we should (pasar -un momento- por) your granddad on the way back from the shops. Just to make sure he's alright and to see if he needs anything. Pepito's (sacarse/operarse de) this afternoon. He's been in pain for nearly two weeks now. We're going to be (estar de paso / pasar por) Madrid next Saturday. Do you want to meet up for lunch?