It suddenly ______ me that I had forgotten my passport at home.
dawned on
picked up
broke down
accounted for
Mark was trying to learn guitar, but after a few weeks he decided he couldn’t continue. He decided to ______.
give up
turn on
rely on
account for
We arrived at the hotel and went straight to the reception to ______.
rule out
check in
take off
give up
In the next official meeting of the crazy clown coven, we will need to iron ______ the details of our ultimate clown takeover so that our plan is as successful as possible. over- away- on- out
iron out = to resolve or clear up a problem
Young children ______ their parents for support and guidance.
rule out
give up
rely on
take off
On the way to the airport, our car suddenly stopped working and completely ______.
ruled out
broke down
checked in
dawned on
I’ll finish work at 5 p.m., and then I’ll ______ my little brother from school.
pick up
give up
rely on
take off
Pepita has always been drawn _______ languages. She finds them fascinating and can speak four of them fluently for-at-towards-to
drawn to = attracted to sth / interested in sth
The teacher asked Sam to ______ all the missing homework.
take off
drop D) take offout
turn on
account for
It was very hot in the classroom, so the teacher asked the student to ______ the fan.
turn on
rule out
drop out
pick up
The weather was clear, so the airplane was ready to ______ on time.
rely on
give up
take off
account for
Everyone was completely ______ by the magician’s performance.
turned on
blown away
ruled out
picked up
The movie is ______ a true story from World War II.
checked in
relied on
based on
given up
The doctor examined the patient carefully to ______ any serious illness.
rule out
rely on
dawn on
pick up
The mysterious disease completely wiped ________ the native population of spotted butterflies. down-out-off-away
wiped out = exterminate/killed
She was doing well in college, but because of financial problems she had to ______.
drop out
be based on
turn on
pick up
I don't get _____ well with my stepdad. He doesn't understand my sense of humor and I find him to get nauseatingly dull and disagreeable. on-about-over- up
get on with = to have a friendly relationship with someone
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