I don't think I can ___ up with his bad behaviour for much longer.
tolerate
stand
get
put
They hadn't paid for the electricity service, so the company ___ ___ their supply.
cut back
cut down
cut out
cut off
___ better ___ ___ yourself should be a priority if you want to live a happy long life.
Getting // hold of
Taking // after of
Making // up for
Taking // care of
Our boss is going to retire at the end of this month, so our manager will be taking ___ and running the company.
on
up
apart
over
The long civil war ___ the country ___ and it took many years to recover from its destruction.
broke // down
tore // apart
broke // off
tore // up
During the civil war, many small towns were torn ___ by the fighting.
down
apart
up
away
Before you submit your essay, you should ___ through it to see if there were any mistakes.
see
go
get
look
My neighbour is trying to get ___ ___ a babysitter to ___ ___ of her children this weekend.
out of // look after
on with // look after
out of // take care
hold of // take care
My sister is still ___ ___ breaking up with her boyfriend. She still loves him!
getting over
get up
getting up
get over
I could really do ___ your help now, I don't think I can do it alone.
without
away
up
with
I really regret turning ___ their invitation to go on holiday with them.
up
down
out
back
Paula can't speak on the phone now. Can you ____ later, please?
call her back
call her up
call back her
call up her
It's getting late. We have a long journey so we should ___ ___ soon.
make off
set off
go off
set out
Can you ___ the dishes up while I ___ the living room up?
clear // do
tidy // wash
do // clear
wash // tidy
When you go to live in a different house, you move ___ . You move ___ a new house.
in // into
into // in
Andrew volunteered to ___ ___ our class and at the students' meeting.
speak in
speak for
speak out
speak up
