Choose the correct phrasal verb "come" 29. 1. I can't wait for Spielberg's new film to come a) across

b) out

c) over

30. 2. Lee feels ill. He must be coming

with the flu.

a) up.

b) across

c) down

31. 3. Tony came … with idea of paining a big picture.

a) up

b)over

c) out

32. 4.) Ann likes to come… at the concerts

29. The correct phrasal verb is "come out." This means to be released or become available to the public. In this case, the speaker is referring to Spielberg's new film being released or becoming available for people to watch.

30. The correct phrasal verb is "coming down." This means to become sick or ill. In this case, the speaker is suggesting that Lee is becoming sick with the flu.

31. The correct phrasal verb is "up." This means to come up with or think of an idea. In this case, Tony came up with the idea of painting a big picture.

32. The correct phrasal verb is "come out." This means to attend or be present at an event or performance. In this case, Ann likes to come out at the concerts, indicating that she enjoys attending concerts.

To solve this task, it is important to understand the definitions and meanings of each phrasal verb and choose the one that best fits the context of the sentence.