Phrasal Verbs - Put, Run | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Which two sentences mean the same? A) It is likely to rain a lot in May. B) A lot of people like rainy weather in May. C) It will probably rain a lot in May.

A) and C)

I've had a fight with my parents. Could you ___ me ___ for a couple of nights?

put me up

I don't mean to _______ you ______, I know you are really enthusiastic about this game, but it really isn't worth the money. I find that it is quite boring, in fact.

put ___ off

When you book a holiday, you usually have to _______ _______ a deposit.

put down

She did seem rather unhappy, but I just _____ it ______ to the pressure she was under at work.

put ___ down

I would like to speak to the Customer Service Department. Could you _____ me _______ to them?

put ___ through

How do you _____ ____ ______ Joe? I think he's really annoying and I've only spent an hour with him.

put up with

Do you _____ ____ some of your pocket money every week?

put by

I have been ________ ________ talking to him for weeks now, because I don't like conflicts. But I promise, I'll talk to him today.

put off

She ______ ____ ___ him two months ago, leaving him to take care of their two children.

ran out on

I _____ _______ Sophie when I was in the supermarket. She says hi.

ran into

I wrote an essay, which _____ _______ 3 pages. I'm really proud of myself.

runs over

I need to _____ _______ the words before the lesson, because we're going to write a test.

run through

Learning online is fun, but we ____ ______ ________ a few difficulties in the beginning.

ran up against

Oh no, my battery has _______ ________. Can you lend me your charger?

run down

I was looking at the photos on my camera when I _____ _________ a picture of us in our Halloween costumes. I totally forgot that we had dressed up as vampires.

ran across

Do you think Donald Trump will _____ ______ President in 2024?

run for

We have _____ _____ _______ milk, so I'll go to the shop to buy some.

run out of