Phrasal Verbs with 'Make'

Look at the numbered sentences  (which all use a phrasal verb with make) and match them with a possible situation on the lettered sentences.

1. Can you make out the house in the dark?
2. I can't make out why he didn't come.
3. Don't worry. He made up the story about a man climbing into the house.
4. I can't make up my mind where to go this year.
5. He made over the property to his daughter last week.
6. I really don't know what to make of this letter she passed to me last night.
7. It's no use talking to him - his mind is made up.

A. Somebody has made a decision and won't  change it.

B. Somebody hasn't decided about their summer holiday yet.

C. Somebody is puzzled about something they have been given.

D. Somebody has just passed something to another person.

E. Somebody is puzzled about his friend's absence from a party.

F. Somebody has invented a tale to frighten their friends.

G. Two people trying to find their way to a friend's place in the countryside at night.