get
put
take
cocktail
100
to have a good relationship. "I don't get ____ very well with my brother."
get on / get along
100
"I have homework but I'll put it ____ until tomorrow".
put off
100
To break into pieces. "We need to take the engine _______ to see what's wrong."
apart
100
To arrange to join an activity. "I've signed _____ for English lessons at the college."
sign up
200
Meet and spend time with. "Let's get ____________ this evening and smoke shisha"
get together
200
To organise. "We're going to put _____ a football competition at the college".
on
200
To join an activity. Participate. "Thousands of young Mongolians take ______ in the horse race."
take part
200
Very similar to "start" but used when telling a story or listing steps. "We started ____ in Jeddah at 10.00 and drove west ..."
start off
300
To do something bad but not be punished. "Turki was late for class but the teacher didn't see and he got _______ ______ it".
get away with
300
to make someone feel stupid. "He is rude and always trying to put me ______".
put down
300
to understand all the information. "Maths class is too difficult - I can't take it all ___".
take in
300
Stay in contact, keep talking when you're not together. "I don't see my old friends from school much but we keep in _______ on facebook."
keep in touch
400
Why don't you get your homework ______ with so you can enjoy the rest of the evening? (finish something difficult/boring)
get over with
400
To tolerate, (accept something bad) It's hard to study all day but we have to put ___ _______ it.
put up with
400
"During the induction, my mentor took me __________ the building and showed me where the toilets and the kitchen are."
take around / take round
400
to make something quickly because you do not have much time "Are you hungry? I can throw ___________ some lunch."
throw together
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