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Fill in the gap (synonym: reduce): I need to ______ ______ ______ sugar because it’s bad for my teeth.
cut down on
Fill in the gap (missing preposition): I’m really looking ______ ______ seeing you next week.
forward to
Rephrasing: She thought of a great idea. → She ______ ______ ______ a great idea.
came up with
Dialogue continuation: A: Why are you still here? B: I don’t know… A: Come on, just ______ ______ ______ your homework.
get on with
I can’t ______ ______ ______ all the latest technology. a) keep in b) keep up with c) keep out d) keep over
keep up with
Fill in the gap (synonym: tolerate): I can’t ______ ______ ______ his bad behaviour anymore.
put up with
Fill in the gap (missing preposition): We’ve run ______ ______ milk. Can you buy some?
out of
Rephrasing: I found an interesting article online. → I ______ ______ an interesting article online.
came across
Dialogue continuation: A: She still feels sad about the breakup. B: She’ll eventually ______ ______ it.
get over
Can you ______ ______ this form, please? a) fill down b) fill on c) fill in d) fill out with
c) fill in
Fill in the gap (synonym: quit): He didn’t want to ______ ______ smoking.
give up
Rephrasing: She invented a funny story. → She ______ ______ ______ a funny story.
made up
Dialogue continuation: A: Are we meeting today? B: No, let’s ______ it ______ until tomorrow.
put --- off
Fill in the gap (synonym: reject): She ______ ______ ______ the job offer because it wasn’t good enough.
turned down
My car ______ ______ on the way to work. a) broke into b) broke down c) broke out d) broke off
b) broke down
Fill in the gap (missing preposition): He managed to ______ ______ ______ the police.
get away from
