Complete with the correct phrasal verb. Change the verbs as neccessary.

hand out, hang around, hang up, help out, hold on, hurry up, iron out,
jam on, join in, jot down, jump at, keep on, keep at, keep up with, kick off.

• Can you (wait) hold on______________ a minute?
• Just a second - let me (write) jot down ______________ your phone number.
• What time does the match (start) kick off? ______________
• You're walking much too fast for me. I can't keep up with ______________ you!
• We should (be fast) hurry up ______________ or we will be late.
• I decided to (participate) join in_____________ the conversation.
• We should (be fast) hurry up ______________ or we will be late.
• It was a great opportunity, so I (was very fast to take it) jumped at it. ______________
• She is doing nothing special - she's just (walking about...waiting) hanging around._________________
• There's a lot of work to do, so I think I'll (assist) help out. ______________
• At the end of the phone call, I (put down the receiver) hung up.______________
• Can you (distribute) hand out______________ some leaflets in the street?
• This is a very difficult to repair, but I'll (continue) keep on ______________ trying.
• He (very suddenly and strongly applied) jammed on ______________ the brakes.
• If you don't succeed at first, (continue trying) keep at it. ______________

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