Write a review of your favorite musician, actor, movie, etc. Use phrasal verbs: come up, come out, make up for, be into, take up, put on, sell out, base on, show off, pick up.

I'm a huge a cappella fan, and there's no group out there right now that knocks it out of the park quite like the Pentatonix. These five vocalists came up through the ranks of YouTube [verb phrase: come up through the ranks], and it's amazing to see how far they've come. Their talent is undeniable – they can take any song and completely transform it with their intricate harmonies and beatboxing skills.

Their last album, "The Lucky Ones," is a fantastic showcase of their range.  They put on [verb phrase: put on] fresh takes on classic hits like "We Are the Champions" by Queen, as well as some soulful R&B medleys that will have you grooving in your seat.  They even threw in a surprising country cover that left me wanting more.

Sure, a cappella might not be for everyone.  It can feel gimmicky at times, especially with groups that rely too heavily on vocal acrobatics to show off [verb phrase: show off]. But Pentatonix is different. Their arrangements are tight and creative, and their voices blend so seamlessly that it's easy to forget there are no instruments involved.

Their live shows are truly electrifying.  They have incredible energy on stage, and they always pick up [verb phrase: pick up] on the crowd's enthusiasm.  Their last tour completely sold out [verb phrase: sell out], and it's no surprise. They manage to make a cappella feel fresh and exciting, even for those who might not be that into [verb phrase: be into] the genre.

If you're looking for an a cappella group that pushes boundaries and delivers exceptional performances, then Pentatonix is a must-listen. Their music is guaranteed to put a smile on your face, and their talent makes you appreciate what the human voice can truly accomplish.  They more than make up for [verb phrase: make up for] the lack of instruments with their sheer vocal power and creativity.