Shall we carry [...] or do you want to finish?
on
The tickets were already sold [...] by the time we got there.
out
The match will be [...] at about 5:30.
over
I came [...] this great new song when I was browsing YouTube last night.
across
They really splashed [...] on that car. It looks brand new.
out
I'm depending [...] you to get this work done.
on
Reading helps me switch [...] in the evenings.
off
The police are looking [...] the recent murders.
into
You'll need to fill [...] this form before you can see a doctor.
in / out
He plans to set [...] his own business some time in the near future.
up
His financial records are a mess, but we’ll sort them [...].
out
Please stop! You're putting me [...] my food!
off
Not many people took [...] their offer, so they didn't make much money.
up
I took [...] as assistant manager when George retired.
over
I gave [...] dancing because I wasn't any good at it.
up
I look forward [...] meeting you in person.
to
I didn't want to go but they talked me [...] it.
into
Things worked [...] well in the end.
out
I think I'll try [...] this shirt and those jeans over there.
on
His career really took [...] after releasing his second album.
off
I took [...] singing when I was at school.
up
Can you please put your clothes [...]? It's such a mess in here!
away
There's a shop in town that caters [...] vegetarians and vegans.
for
My sister looked [...] my cat while I was on holiday.
after
Why don't you look that word [...] in a dictionary?
up
She really takes [...] her grandmother. She loves taking photos too.
after
We dream of going [...] somewhere exotic like Jamaica.
away