I'm looking for a phrasal verb to use in the following context.
For example : You have some papers, documents etc.. to finish on time . Your employer said you must deliver them at 11. pm but you lingered on it and finished it at a later time. So you couldn't ------ your papers . What would you put in the gap. Is there a phrasal verb to help me meaning "finish and deliver something to somewhere on time"?
Top answer
Hi, I can't think of a single verb phrase for this context. Clive
— Clive
Hi, I can't think of a single verb phrase for this context.
Clive
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