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  • You will ____________ the illness more quickly if you relax.
    take after
    cheer up
    get over
    look through
  • The police have _________ the search for the missing child until dawn tomorrow.
    called off
    put on
    took up
    slept in
  • Amelia is an early riser, but Gorda __________ whenever she can.
    sleeps in
    works out
    stays up
    eats out
  • A woman __________ a lot of weight when she is pregnant.
    puts on
    eats out
    passes out
    goes out
  • She was____________ seeing the grandchildren again.
    coming down with
    getting down
    feeling up to
    looking forward to
  • Do you think you're ___________ the flu, or are you just tired?
    coming down with
    seelping in
    working out
    feeling up to
  • Shall we ___________ on Friday and go for a drink or something?
    take up
    get together
    get down
    feel up to
  • She __________ partying with her friends every weeken
    comes down with
    goes out
    takes up
    puts on
  • The chaos in Maples' house was stating to _____ me _____.
    take up
    get together
    get down
    put down
  • We're invited for dinner this evening, but only if you _____________ it, darling.
    feel up to
    stay up
    get together
    cheer up
  • Have you ever thought of _____________ acting?
    taking care of
    getting over
    cheering up
    taking up
  • Jackson was hit on the head and immediately he ___________.
    worked out
    cheered up
    passed out
    went out
  • I _______ her ______ with memories of our holidays together. We had so much fun.
    passed out
    cheered up
    stayed up
    got over
  • Huw ___________ int he gym two or three times a week.
    eats out
    goes out
    passes out
    works out
  • The kids were allowed to__________ till midnight on New Year's Eve.
    stayed up
    passed out
    slept in
    cheered up
  • Her dog was so sick that she had to _____ him ______ even though she didn't want it.
    take up
    get over
    get down
    put down
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