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Harriet picked on / up / at the rules of chess really quickly.
picked up
The journey was so long that I dropped over / out / off to sleep on the train
dropped off
I decided to take on / in / up tennis to improve my fitness
take up
The idea took off / out / away online and soon everyone was trying it.
took off
They don’t get on / away / up with their neighbours
get on
She dropped off me / drop me off / dropped me off at the supermarket on her way to work.
dropped me off
We asked our friends to look after / for / at our dog while we were away.
look after
I hate to bring in / on / up the question of money, but we have to discuss it.
bring up
I hope I’ll get through / over / across the exam. I’ve studied really hard.
get through
When you see a new word in English text, do you look it up / look up it / look it in an online dictionary straight away?
look it up
