##  [Phrasal verbs: Bring it on!](/en/quiz/phrasal-verbs-bring-it-on-eng)

When combined with an adverb or a preposition, the verb **bring** becomes a phrasal verb with a meaning all its own. In the sentences below, fill in the blank with the correct word.

1. Jay’s negative attitude brings the team ![Placeholder for the answer](/sites/default/files/underscore_15_black-wet.gif).apart

down

out

2. Sofia’s parents brought her ![Placeholder for the answer](/sites/default/files/underscore_15_black-wet.gif) to be an accomplished young woman.forth

out

up

3. The new leader promised he would bring ![Placeholder for the answer](/sites/default/files/underscore_15_black-wet.gif) change in the electoral system.about

round

up

4. Green brings ![Placeholder for the answer](/sites/default/files/underscore_15_black-wet.gif) the colour of your eyes.off

out

together

5. Alex was so sick that he brought ![Placeholder for the answer](/sites/default/files/underscore_15_black-wet.gif) everything he ate.over

out

up

6. Don’t forget to bring ![Placeholder for the answer](/sites/default/files/underscore_15_black-wet.gif) the container I left at your home.back

down

by

7. It’s never easy bringing ![Placeholder for the answer](/sites/default/files/underscore_15_black-wet.gif) difficult subjects like job layoffs.in

out

up