Do you know what these phrasal verbs mean?

I used up the butter when I made the cake.
1. I made the cake with butter.
2. I made the cake with butter and now there is no butter left.
3. I spread butter on my cake.
I ran into Harry yesterday.
1. I ran to Harry's house
2. I went jogging with Harry
3. I met Harry unexpectedly
If you don't know what a word means, look it up!
1. find the meaning in a dictionary
2. use a different word.
3. guess what the word means.
The police stopped Harry for driving too fast, but later they let him off. What did the police do?
1. they told Harry to go home.
2. they decided not to prosecute Harry.
3. they took his car from him
Joann's mother does not like Kevin; she always runs him down. What does she do?
1. she criticises Kevin and says bad things about him.
2. she hits him with her car.
3. she makes Kevin want to run away.
On Saturday, we decided to eat out.
1. we had a lot to eat
2. we did not eat anything
3. we had a meal in a restaurant.
Joanne has asked me to call her back. What should I do?
1. telephone her, in reply to her call to me.
2. ask her to come home
3. tell her to stop doing something
Yesterday, Kate said some unkind things to Joanne. Now she wants to take it back.
1. Kate wants to say some more unkind things to Joanne.
2. she does not want to talk to Joanne.
3. she wants to apologise and say that she was wrong.
Today, I must hand in my English homework.
1. I must do my English homework
2. I must finish my English homework
3. I must give my English homework to my teacher.
I forgot to hand in my English homework. Now I must think up an excuse.
1. I must tell my English teacher that I am sorry that I forgot my homework.
2. I must tell my English teacher why my homework is late
3. I must invent a reason why I did not give her my homework

Do you know what these phrasal verbs mean?

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