You shouldn’t ___ the things your parents do for you.
B) take notice of
D) put press
C) put up
A) take for granted
They had to ___ a tent before nightfall.
B) put pressure on
D) take offence
A) put up
C) take part in
I can't ___ his constant complaining anymore.
D) take notice
A) put up with
B) take offence
C) put a stop to
I ___ your comments because they are unfair.
D) take advice
B) put up
C) take part in
A) take issue with
She didn't mean to upset you – please don't ___.
B) take no notice
D) put pressure on
C) take criticism
A) take offence
The manager will ___ the mistake and apologize to the client.
A) take responsibility for
C) take advice on
B) put a stop to
D) put pressure on
Don’t ___ me – I’m doing my best already!
A) put pressure on
D) take advice from
C) take part in
B) put up with
We need to ___ these rumors before they get worse.
D) take
B) take part in
C) put my arm round
A) put a stop to
Watching a comedy helped me ___ the stressful week.
D) take a risk
A) put my mind off
B) put up with
C) take offence
Will you ___ the school play this year?
A) take part in
B) put up
D) take no notice
C) take advice in
She decided to ___ and try skydiving.
D) take no notice
A) take a risk
C) put someone in charge
B) put up
He finds it hard to ___, even if it's constructive.
C) put up with
B) take offence
D) put my mind off
A) take criticism
We’ve ___ Carla ___ organizing the event.
C) put – a stop
B) taken – advice for
A) put – in charge of
D) taken – part in
It’s wise to ___ from someone with more experience.
B) put pressure
A) take advice
C) take issue
D) put up
He ___ me and said everything would be okay.
D) took offence
B) put my arm round
C) took criticism
A) put his arm round
This report will ___ to finish!
A) take ages
B) take offence
C) take part in
D) take no notice
