Something happens or become available unexpectedly in a way that was not planned

To cause a vehicle to stop

To have a particular result especially an unexpected one

People start to use or accept a service, or sometimes a product

To begin to perform or deal with OR to assume or acquire

As we started rehearsals, two things above all else BECAME VERY CLEAR. (replace the words in CAPITAL LETTERS with the phrasal verbs)

The girl who’d accepted the lead role couldn’t act. (replace the words in CAPITAL LETTERS with the phrasal verbs)

By the time the roadside assistance man ARRIVED, we’d arranged to meet again. (replace the words in CAPITAL LETTERS with the phrasal verbs)

It FINALLY BECAME CLEAR that the plane he’d missed earlier that morning had crashed.(replace the words in CAPITAL LETTERS with the phrasal verbs)

After above five minutes, a car APPROACHED AND CAME TO A STOP. (replace the words in CAPITAL LETTERS with the phrasal verbs)