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Phrasal Verbs - PUT and LET

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  • Explain the phrasal verb: He finally LET OUT all the emotions he had been holding in.
    Permitir que algo saia; soltar.
  • Traffic didn’t [ let off / let down / let up ] until well after rush hour.
    LET UP
  • He’s not easy to work with, but I’ve learned to [ put up with / put away / put aside ] him.
    PUT UP WITH
  • The company [ put on / put up with / put aside ] a portion of its profits for future investments.
    PUT ASIDE
  • Explain the phrasal verb: "She PUT ON her jacket before leaving the classroom".
    Colocar algo no seu corpo, como roupas, sapatos, maquiagem, creme, etc.
  • Explain the phrasal verb: I said I was sorry, but her criticism never LET UP.
    Tornar-se menos intenso ou severo.
  • Explain the phrasal verb: "He PUT ASIDE the book he was reading to answer the phone".
    Ignorar ou não lidar com algo temporariamente; deixar de lado.
  • Explain the phrasal verb: I felt honored that he LET me INTO such a personal part of his life.
    Contar algo que é segredo ou que é particular.
  • Explain the phrasal verb: I don't know how she PUTS UP WITH her rude coworkers every day.
    Aceitar algo que é irritante ou desagradável sem reclamar; aguentar; tolerar.
  • After dinner, she [ puts away / puts on / puts aside ] the leftovers in the fridge.
    PUTS AWAY
  • Explain the phrasal verb: I can’t believe they LET her OFF just because she apologized.
    Dar uma punição leve ou nenhuma punição a alguém pelo que fez.
  • She gradually let him [ out / into / down ] the truth about her past.
    INTO
  • She [ put aside / put on / put away ] a mask to protect herself from the dust.
    PUT ON
  • The judge let them [ off / up / into ] with community service instead of jail time.
    OFF
  • I didn’t want to [ let off / let up / let down ] my parents, so I studied really hard.
    LET DOWN
  • Explain the phrasal verb: Don't leave your clothes on the chair! PUT them AWAY, please.
    Colocar algo em um lugar apropriado ou comum; guardar.
  • Explain the phrasal verb: The movie LET DOWN a lot of fans who were expecting something better.
    Falhar em cumprir as expectativas de uma pessoa; decepcionar.
  • The baby [ let up / let out / let off ] a cry in the middle of the night.
    LET OUT
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