Phrasal verbs 2: Come, cut, fall

I ...... these old photographs while I was tidying up the attic.

I think it's going to be a nice day after all. The sun's just ..... .

She will ..... quite a lot of money when her grandmother dies.

I don't think much of these new washing powder. Look! The stain on my shirt still hasn't ..... !

I've managed to ..... the number of cigarettes I smoke. I just wish I could give it up altogether.

Stop doing that, you two! Come on, ..... it ..... !

We were really ..... when our cat died. She'd been with us for over ten years and felt like one of the family.

I was phoning my brother when we were suddenly ..... .

She slipped and ..... , breaking her leg in the process.

'I see Paul and Jane aren't speaking to one another.'

'Yes, they've ..... again for some reason.'

'Did you get that contract you were talking about?'

'No, it ..... .'

You didn't ..... that old pound-note trick, did you! I didn't think you were so gullible!