My english isn't perfect, but it's enough to ____ by.
get by
When the object of the sentence is a pronoun (it/them/me/him etc.), do you place the pronoun in between the verb and the preposition (like a sandwhich), or do you place the pronoun after the preposition at the end of the sentence?
like a sandwich- between the verb and preposition
We looked ____ ____ the plane as it flew above us.
up at
Can you slow down? I'm having a hard time keeping _____ ____ you.
up with
Correct or Incorrect: The light is off. Can you turn on it?
Incorrect
I can't find my phone anywhere. Can you help me look ____?
around / round
How did you _____ ____that he cheated? (to discover)
find out
____ _____!!! You are about to crash into that bike!
Look out
The baby finally fell asleep, please don't wake her ____.
up
The thief was running ___ ____ the police after he robbed the store.
away from
The car ____ down in the middle of the highway.
broke down
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