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My doctor told me I have to *stop* smoking.
give up
give away
give into
give off
We need to *start our journey* as early as possible.
go on
set off
set to
go off
I've always really *admired* my grandmother.
looked down on
looked up to
looked into
looked away from
The government plans to *reduce* harmful factory emissions completely by 2045.
take down
cut down
take away
cut away
The rioters tried to *take control of* the parliament building.
take over
look over
hand over
stay over
I will not *tolerate* such bad behaviour.
put up with
hang out with
move in with
get on with
(On the London Tube): *Alight* here for the British Museum.
take off
stop off
get off
run off
The police are *investigating* the murder.
looking into
setting up
showing off
breaking down
My grandparents *established* their own business when they were still in their twenties.
made up
held up
threw up
set up
The match has been *postponed* due to the bad weather.
set off
put off
set out
laid off
I know enough Italian to *survive* when I'm in Italy - the numbers 1-10, grazie, prego, how to order a beer, things like that.
get by
show off
piss off
mess up
Please *take yourself to a place not near me!*
go away!
sit down!
step aside!
come over!
What time will you *return home* tonight?
be off
be back
be up to
be on
The teacher *distributed* the new coursebooks to the students.
handed out
headed off
backed up
eyed up
Now I've got more free time, I'm thinking of *starting* painting classes.
giving up
giving in
taking after
taking up
We were supposed to have a picnic in the park, but it was raining so *in the end we stayed* home.
ended in staying
ended away stayin
ended up staying
ended off staying
