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PUNISHMENT!
NOPI :( No points!
PUNISHMENT!
NOPI :( No points!
"Please, ___ me ___ ! I'm very sad" a. get together b. tell of c. look up to d. cheer up
d. cheer up
"My cousin is always ____ ____ his new Funko pops" a. getting together b. taking after c. showing off
c. showing off
"My sports teacher ___ me ___ because I didn't train" a. turns down b. tells off c. takes after d. looks after
b. tells off
"I _____ in Tlaxcala" a. looked after b. grew up c. took after d.looked up to
b. grew up
"The music is too loud. The woman ____ it _____" a. turns down b. turns up c. takes after d. looks after
a. turns down
"______ the lights. It's time to sleep" a. take out b. take off c. turn off d. turn on
c. turn off
 WHAT IS THE MEANING OF..."get together"? a. to admire b. reunite c. to play d. to take care
b. reunite
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF..."get along with"? a. to have a good relation b. reunite c. to play d. to take care
a. to have a good relation
"Let's ______ to do the science project?" a. get together b. put away c. look after d. look up to
a. get together
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF..."look after"? a. to admire b. to be similar c. to play d. to take care
d. to take care
"I’m ________ her dogs while she’s gone" a. looking after b. putting away c. putting off d. looking up to
a. looking after
"I ______ my uniform after school" a. turn up b. get together c. turn down d. take off
d. take off
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF... "take after"? a. to admire b. to take care c. to be similar to an old member of your family d. to postpone
c. to be similar to an old member of your family
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF "Looked up to"? a. to scared b. to make laugh c. to admire d. to hit
c. to admire
"Shall we _______ on Friday and go for a burger?" a. get together b. put away c. look after d. look up to
a. get together
"I told you to ______ the garbage bags". a. put away b. take out c. put on d. take off
b. take out
"I ______ my maths teacher. He was the best" a. took off b. looked up to c. got together d. looked after
c. looked up to
"______ the lights! I can't see!" a. take out b. take off c. turn up d. turn on
d. turn on
"My son _____ with all his classmates" a. gets together b. looks after c. gets along with d. grows up
c. gets along with
"My son always ______ their school projects" a. looks after b. puts off c. puts away d. takes out
b. puts off
"Please, ______ your jacket. The day is hot" a. turn up b. get together c. turn down d. take off
d. take off
"I can't listen to the TV. May you ______ the volume, please?" a. turn up b. get together c. turn down d. take off
a. turn up