Phrasal verbs with 'put'

He is my mum's boyfriend so I just have to put up with him a) I do not like him but I have to accept him b) I have to house him for the night

I don't believe she's ill. I think she's just putting it ___ a) out b) on c) in

Make sure you put the fire ____ before you go to bed!

I really love her, despite everything she is put me ______

No one knew what caused the accident but the police put it _______ to a faulty car engine.

Don't worry about booking a hotel, I can ___ ___ ____ for the night a) put you up b) put you down c) put you out

I could get better at the flute but I need to ___ ___ more practice time a) put off b) put on c) put in

I hate those girls, they are always putting me down a) they physically hurt me b) they insult me

I can't put ____ with this noise any longer

I hope the rain doesn't ___ _____ _____ coming today a) put them out b) put them up c) put them off

His disgusting story really put me ____ my food

Stop trying to put me _______! I am trying my best.

You need to tidy your room and ____ ______ all your clothes a) put away b) put off c) put down

You can't take things from the teacher's desk! You need to ____ ____ _____ right now! a) put it out b) put it down c) put it back

I can't afford my flat anymore. The landlord has ___ ____ the price of the rent. a) put off b) put down c) put up

I get up in the morning and I ___ ___ clothes