It's hard to ___ up with all the noise that my neighbours make sometimes.
come
be
put
tolerate
The civil war ___ a country ___ .
tore ... up
took ... over
teared ... apart
tore ... apart
The customers ___ the shop as soon as the doors opened, hoping to find a bargain.
poured in
poured into
poured over
poured to
Many students feel that they can ___ having to do lots of homework. They want to relax.
not do with
turn down
get by on
do without
You need to ___ your strength before you do so much physical exercise.
build up
I'm sorry, but I have to ___ your invitation as it doesn't really ___ my plans this week.
turn up // fit in with
turn down // cut off from
turn down // fit in with
turn up // cut off from
The manager needed to look ___ these problems before they became too big.
on
in
onto
into
So the manager ___ a number of possible solutions before deciding which one was the best.
decided on
came up
went through
went up
When our regular teacher is off sick, we always have a substitute teacher who can ___ .
turn on
take over
take up
turn up
Paul's name ___ up during our conversation, so it seems that everyone knows him well.
came
I don't earn a lot of money from my job but it's enough to ___ by.
get
My grandparents live in a small rural village surrounded by mountains, which means it is cut ___ from the other villages.
off
away
out
Nobody invited Tim or Sam to the party, they just ___ up!
went
built
came
turned
The workers are all ___ better working conditions in the factory.
for
