The phrasal verb kill off means something like 'remove'. Put the following phrasal verbs into the sentences in the correct form and write 'S' (end of sentence) for the sentences where the phrasal verb means something like 'remove'.

1. After what Maria said, I think we should her the guest list.

2. Calvin the chocolate his mouth with the back of his hand.

3. Do you think Dad will ever his beard ?

4. There's a funny smell, like something's in the fridge.

5. Aren't you going to the head the fish before you serve it?

6. I'm so tired after work that I often just in front of the TV.

7. We're going to early in the morning, so try to get some sleep.

8. You need to the paper the top of the ice cream before you eat it.