Talking about the future. Phrasal verbs related to studying

You should always go ___ your notes before a test. 

We don’t know what will come ___ in the test tomorrow. We’ll have to study everything. 

Naomi is good ___ math and she often gets top marks.

Robert didn’t ___ his afternoon classes because he had to go home early.

The students handed ___ their homework to the teacher at the end of the lesson.

Jack has missed two weeks of work. He has to ___up on his projects.

If you put work ___, you might have too much work to do later.

We don’t know what will ___ up in the test tomorrow. We’ll have to study everything. 

I have fallen ___ with my English homework. I still haven’t done the last week’s project.

The teacher asked us to look ___ a diagram of the human eye on page 42.

I ....................... tennis at 2:00 o’clock this afternoon. 

It’s late. I think I ........................ home

The school canteen ................. at 12. Can we meet outside it then?

I see you have your calculator with you. ............... work on some math problems?

The exam time has almost ended. I don’t think I ............ everything.

Have you prepared well for this test? It ............ difficult. 

You ............... become a good doctor. I think you should study medicine at university.

I didn’t study for the exam. I probably ................. very well.

Let’s hurry! The job interview ................... start. 

A: What do you think .............. be in the test?

B: Personally, I have no idea.

I ............. visit my aunt on my business trip to London. It depends if I have time.

I think it’s .................. later. We could stay in and finish our homework. 

In the job interview, they .............. ask you about the company’s history. 

I ..................... my classmates at 2 p.m. tomorrow.