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My father decided to (take up / take in) golf last year.
take up
She really (takes after / takes on) her mother.
takes after
Don’t be (taken in / taken off) by his lies.
taken in
The plane will (take off / take over) in a few minutes.
take off
We’re not (taking in / taking on) any new employees right now.
taking on
Jane (took over / took up) as manager after Mr. Smith retired.
took over
They (took part in / took on) the school competition last week.
took part in
My sister (took me out / took me up) for lunch yesterday.
took me out
They had to (put off / put out) the meeting until next week.
put off
The smell of fish always (puts me off / puts me out).
puts me off
Both sides need to (put aside / put up with) their disagreements.
put aside
I can’t (put up with / put through) your bad behavior anymore!
put up with
We decided to (put him up / put him aside) for the night.
put him up
They’re (putting up / putting out) a new building near the park.
putting up
Please hold while I (put you through / put you up) to the manager.
put you through
The firefighters are trying to (put off / put out) the fire.
put out
