Complete the sentences with the phrasal verb DRAW (in the correct tense) with the correct preposition or adverb.
e.g. The old lady (took) money out of the bank to pay the rent. => The old lady DREW OUT money to pay the rent.
There's no need to (make longer) your speech. Keep it brief!
DRAW ON
DRAW OUT
DRAW INTO
They decided to (write) a contract to secure the deal.
DRAW OUT
DRAW ON
DRAW UP
He (used) his experience as a player to coach the team.
DREW ON/UPON
DREW OUT
DREW INTO
We don't want to be (involved) your dispute.
DRAWN UPON
DRAWN IN
DRAWN INTO
She began to (retreat) when she saw the men fighting.
DRAW EVEN
DRAW BACK
DRAW IN
The two teams (equalized) at the end of the match.
DREW EVEN
DREW UP
DREW OUT
They thought night would (approach) before they arrived.