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  • House prices have gone _____ again this month. [ over ] [ down ]
    down
  • She works ____ at the gym twice a week. [ out ] [ in ]
    out
  • It´s a special occasion so we should dress ____. [ down ] [ up ]
    up
  • She went _____ the police when she left school. [ into ] [ for ]
    into
  • We've come ____ with a great solution to the problem. [ across ] [ up ]
    up
  • After we unpacked, we looked _____ the old town. [ round ] [ out ]
    round
  • I'm going to take ____ golf when I retire. [ away ] [ up ]
    up
  • I'm going to take ____ my tie, it's so uncomfortable. [ away ] [ off ]
    off
  • When we moved ____ we redecorated the house. [ in ] [ off ]
    in
  • This new fashion will never catch ___ . [ around ] [ on ]
    on
  • Put _____ your coat, it's cold outside. [ on ] [ up ]
    on
  • Can you look _____ the children this evening? [ about ] [ after ]
    after
  • Don't forget to turn ____ the computer. [ off ] [ down ]
    off
  • Stop going ____ like that - there's nothing we can do. [ on ] [ about ]
    on
  • They all went ____ with a terrible stomach bug. [ down ] [ up ]
    down
  • There's nothing on TV, why don't we go _____? [ away ] [ out ]
    out
  • I looked their number _____ in the phone book. [ up ] [ out ]
    up
  • He went ____ to school in a very bad mood. [ on ] [ off ]
    off
  • It took him ages to get ____ the flu last winter. [ around ] [ over ]
    over
  • We followed our GPS sat nav and ended ____ at the top of a mountain. [ out ] [ up ]
    up
  • He slipped on the ice and fell _____. [ over ] [ off ]
    over
  • They came ______ some hidden treasure while they were building the house. [ across ] [ around ]
    across
  • His grandmother brought him ____ when his parents got divorced. [ around ] [ up ]
    up
  • She messed _____ the job interview by arriving late. [ around ] [ up ]
    up
  • She pointed ____ that there was a spelling mistake on poster. [ out ] [ up ]
    out
  • I can't put ____ ____ your behaviour any more. [ on with ] [ up with ]
    up with
  • The plan to make the book into a film fell _____. [ through ] [ off ]
    through
  • I'm no good at maths, I can't keep ____ _____ the rest of the class. [ up with ] [ on with ]
    up with
  • Oh no, we've run ___ of milk. [ out ] [ away ]
    out
  • About the party! You're very welcome to come ____ this evening. [ along ] [ about ]
    along
  • We need to deal ___ the problem before it gets worse. [ with ] [ on ]
    with
  • Can you pick _____ my dress from the dry-cleaner's. [ up ] [ out ]
    up
  • Their small family business grew _____ an international company. [ into ] [ upto ]
    into
  • Unemployment keeps going _____. [ up ] [ along ]
    up
  • A team is looking ____ the cause of the fire. [ into ] [ upon ]
    into
  • We've been getting _____ better recently. [ on ] [ out ]
    on
  • You can't just turn ____ at their door, phone the first. [ up ] [ round ]
    up
  • I'm looking _____ my car keys, has anyone seen them? [ up ] [ for ]
    for
  • Watch ____, that paint is still wet. [ about ] [ out ]
    out
  • Someone brought ____ the subject of parking at the meeting. [ around ] [ up ]
    up
  • I'd like you to try _____ this new washing powder and tell me what you think. [ on ] [ out ]
    out
  • The plane took ____ on time. [ off ] [ away ]
    off
  • The weekend course put him ___ becoming a soldier. [ off ] [ in ]
    off
  • What's going ____, why is there so much noise? [ on ] [ over ]
    on
  • She is an excellent student who stands _____ from all the others. [ above ] [ out ]
    out
  • When he fell, Shiona calmed him ____ and cleaned his cut knee. [ down ] [ off ]
    down
  • Our neighbour helped us _____ with moving the furniture. [ out ] [ about ]
    out
  • They set _____ on a five-year voyage around the world. [ away ] [ off ]
    off
  • Grandma passed ____ her secret recipe. [ on ] [ over ]
    on
  • I didn't understand him at first, but I eventually caught ____. [ on ] [ in ]
    on
  • Guess who I bumped ____ at the supermarket? [ at ] [ into ]
    into
  • Don't be shy, everyone can join ____. [ into ] [ in ]
    in
  • We tried to catch the thieves but they managed to get _____. [ out ] [ away ]
    away
  • They have brought ____ a new edition of the book. [ out ] [ in ]
    out
  • It was so hot I passed _____. [ out ] [ away ]
    out
  • She spent the journey thinking _____ an excuse for why she was late. [ over ] [ up ]
    up
  • Please go _____, I'm trying to finish my homework. [ off ] [ away ]
    away
  • Just click ____ that icon to open the file. [ at ] [ on ]
    on
  • Megan has applied ____ a better job. [ for ] [ to ]
    for
  • At the end of the day I like to chill ___ in front of the TV. [ out ] [ in ]
    out
  • We went ______ to the meeting. [ along ] [ over ]
    along
  • I don't know how they live ___ such a small salary. [ on ] [ about ]
    on
  • People used to save _____ until they could afford to buy something. [ away ] [ up ]
    up
  • I think we should go ___ the green one. [ for ] [ by ]
    for
  • We need to put ____ some bookshelves in the sitting room. [ up ] [ on ]
    up
  • Paula showed us _____ the new sport's centre. [ about ] [ round ]
    round
  • Can you find ____ the train times? [ about ] [ out ]
    out
  • Shakespeare grew ____ and went to school in this town. [ into ] [ up ]
    up
  • I can't work ____ the answer to this problem, can you help? [ about ] [ out ]
    out
  • They knocked ____ the old hospital and built a modern one. [ down ] [ out ]
    down
  • I'm happy to go ____ with that suggestion. [ along ] [ up ]
    along
  • What time did Miriam get ___ today. [ in ] [ away ]
    in
  • Turn it ____ I love this song! [ up ] [ down ]
    up
  • They've turned the old cinema ____ a bowling alley. [ into ] [ onto ]
    into
  • The doctor can fill you ___ at six o'clock. [ in ] [ through ]
    in
  • She's thinking ____ studying abroad for a year. [ on ] [ about ]
    about
  • We met _____ outside the station and went clubbing. [ about ] [ up ]
    up
  • The firework display lit ____ the sky, it was amazing. [ out ] [ up ]
    up
  • I can't see you tonight something has come ____ at work. [ down ] [ up ]
    up
  • It's getting more difficult to stay _____ of our rivals. [ ahead ] [ round ]
    ahead
  • This butter tastes strange, I think it has gone _____. [ out ] [ off ]
    off
  • Hannah picked ____ Italian after just six months. [ with ] [ up ]
    up
  • I'd like you to take ____ the shop while I'm on holiday. [ over ] [ round ]
    over
  • We need to put ____ the decorations for another year. [ away ] [ out ]
    away
  • She turned ____ the job because the salary was too low. [ away ] [ down ]
    down
  • Can you turn ___ the music? I'm trying to concentrate. [ down ] [ up ]
    down
  • She threw _____ his favourite trainers without telling him. [ away ] [ off ]
    away
  • She gave _____ playing tennis when she got older. [ away ] [ up ]
    up
  • If you can't stop smoking at least cut down ___ how many you smoke a day. [ in ] [ on ]
    on
  • She gave _____ her money to charity. [ away ] [ up ]
    away
  • We've put the trip ____ until next week. [ over ] [ off ]
    off
  • Oh no! The lift has broken _____ again. [ up ] [ down ]
    down
  • He got _____ sports when he was at school. [ into ] [ about ]
    into
  • Mum accidently told Dad about the party and gave ____ the surprise. [ across ] [ away ]
    away
  • When grandad died it took months to sort ____ all his papers. [ about ] [ out ]
    out
  • If we carry ___ spending we won't have any money left. [ on ] [ about ]
    on
  • We're really looking ______ to seeing Maria again after so many years. [ forward ] [ through ]
    forward
  • She picked ____ an eye infection at the swimming pool. [ out ] [ up ]
    up
  • They fell ____ 30 years ago and haven't spoken since. [ off ] [ out ]
    out
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