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  • If a teacher “hands back” a test, they…
    Return it to you after marking it
    Lose it
    Collect it from you
  • “Get away with something” means…
    Admit the truth
    Be punished for it
    Escape without consequences
  • “Get through” a hard situation means…
    Survive or manage it
    Complain about it
    Fail it
  • “Put off” means…
    Get excited about it
    Change it to a later time
    Cancel forever
  • “Get over” something means…
    Recover emotionally or physically
    Continue being upset
    Stay stuck
  • If you “get out of” doing something, you…
    Finish it early
    Love doing it
    Avoid doing it
  • “Sort out” a problem means…
    Complain about it
    Make it worse
    Organize and fix it
  • To “point out” something means…
    Bring attention to it
    Forget it
    Say it loudly
  • “Catch up with” means…
    Reach the same level as others
    Stop working
    Go ahead of everyone
  • If someone “lives up to” expectations, they…
    Avoid responsibility
    Go beyond what people expect
    Meet the expectations others have
  • “Carry out” a plan means…
    Complete it
    Delay it
    Forget about it
  • “Turn out” means…
    Begin badly
    Stay the same
    Happen in the end (often surprisingly)
  • “Try out” something new means…
    Start a fight
    Test or experience it
    Plan to do it later
  • What does “drop out” mean?
    To hand in homework late
    To stop doing a course or activity before finishing
    To register for a new class
  • “Run out of time” means…
    Finish early
    Not have enough time
    Have lots of time left
  • “Find out” means…
    Repeat something
    Ask for help
    Discover or learn something
  • “Take on” a new role means…
    Accept the responsibility
    Delegate it
    Refuse it
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