Esperanto never really ________________ in a big way. (made up/ caugt up)
caught up
To be able to live or deal with a difficult situation. (get by/ come across)
get by
To fragment, separate or divide into different parts. (end up/ break down)
break down
Communication might ________________ if you can't see the person you're talking. (make up/ break up)
break up
To increase or improve. (pick up/ make up)
pick up
Many languages are expected to ________________ in the next century. (die out/ end up)
die out
To become poupular (keep up/ catch on)
catch on
To behave in a way that makes people believe that you have a particular characteristic. (come across/ get across)
come across
To finally be in a particular place or a situation. (end up/ make up)
end up
It's a good idea to _____________________ new words you learn in conversation as soon as you can. (look up/ break up)
look up
To use something to see if it works correctly or not. (make up/ try out)
try out
Sometimes it's possible to _________________ new words just by listening to conversations in the language you're learning (pick up/ get by)
pick up
To check a fact or get information about something. (look up/ make up)
look up
To become less common and finally stop existing. (end up/ die out)
die out
To invent or create something, a story, for example. (make up/ catch on)
make up
To be able to understand or deal with something that is happening or changing very fast. (keep up/ get by)
keep up
To manage to make someone understand or believe something. (get across/ come across)
get across