CARRY ____ with your homework in silence!
CARRY ON (continuar haciendo algo)
Although he knew nothing, he CAUGHT ____ very quickly
CATCH ON (comprender/entender)
She CHEERED ____ when she knew she had passed all her exams
CHEER UP (alegrarse)
You must CLEAN ____ your bedroom if you want to watch TV
CLEAN seomthing UP (recoger)
They CUT the tree ____ because it was too big
CUT something DOWN (talar)
It worked very hard to CATCH ____ with the rest of my classmates
CATCH UP (ponerse a la altura/alcanzar el ritmo)
She has CUT ____ on drinking coffee
CUT BACK (reducir la cantidad)
He CRIED ____ in pain
CRY OUT (chillar/gritar)
Everything IS COMING ____ perfectly
COME ALONG (marchar)
COME ____ WITH me to the bus
COME ALONG WITH (acompañar)
CHECK ____ that car! It's awesome!
CHECK something OUT (fijarse en algo)
They COME ____ from Italy
COME FROM (ser originario de)
The cook IS CHOPPING ____ some bananas
CHOP UP (cortar en pedazos)
He CARRIED ____ an experiment
CARRY OUT (hacer/llevar a cabo)
The gas company CUT me ____
CUT sb/sth OFF (cortar el suministro)
You can COUNT ____ me
COUNT ON sb/sth (contar con alguien/algo)
I must CUT ____ ON sugar if I want to lose some weight
CUT BACK ON (reducir el consumo)
We have to CHECK ____ before going to the boarding gate
CHECK IN (registrarse en un hotel/aeropuerto)
I CARE ____ my ill grandma
CARE FOR someone (cuidar de alguien)
He DEALS ____ difficult customers every day
DEAL WITH (tratar)
I CUT this picture ____ of the magazine
CUT something OUT (recortar)
You must COME ____ to visit next week
COME AROUND (hacer una visita)
All the students CHIPPED ____ 5 euros and bought the teacher a present
CHIP IN (contribuir, con ayuda o dinero)
I CAME ____ my lost earring while I was sweeping the floor
COME ACROSS sth/sb (encontrar algo/alguien por casualidad)