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If you return a rental car and it's almost out of gas, who has to ___ it ___?
fill it up
The car is ready. Can you ___ it ___ before 5?
pick it up
There's something wrong with the headlights. I can't ___ them ___.
turn them on / turn them off
I can't stand that loud music while I drive. Can you ___ it ___?
turn it off
Replace the direct object noun with a pronoun (it, them, etc.) - Please fill the car up with super.
Please fill it up with super.
Replace the direct object noun with a pronoun (it, them, etc.) - Jane is going to drop off the car at the airport.
Jane is going to drop it off at the airport.
Replace the direct object noun with a pronoun (it, them, etc.) - It's raining and we can't turn on the windshield wipers.
... we can't turn them on.
Replace the direct object noun with a pronoun (it, them, etc.) - When you're sitting in a parking lot, you should turn the healights off.
..., you should turn them off.
The car is almost out of gas. We need to ________.
fill up the car. / fill the car up. / fill it up.
We have to return the rental car before 6. Let's ____ early at the airport.
drop off the car. / drop the car off. / drop it off
Thanks for fixing the car. What time can I ______?
pick up the car? / pick the car up? / pick it up?
They're expecting the car at 10. I'll _____ before that.
drop off the car. / drop the car off. / drop it off
