GET
to return
I got ___ home very late last night.
GET BACK
Take ___ the coat, it's hot in here.
TAKE OFF
to search for something
I'm looking ___ my keys. Have you seen them?
LOOK FOR
to place something somewhere
She put ___ her bag and sat on the sofa.
PUT DOWN
to stop working (for a machine)
My car broke ___ on the way to work.
BREAK DOWN
to leave or escape
We’re hoping to get ___ for a few days this weekend.
GET AWAY
I've recently taken ___ yoga.
TAKE UP
to take care of someone or something
Can you look ___ my cat while I'm away?
LOOK AFTER
to wear or dress in something
He put ___ his jacket before leaving.
PUT ON
to meet someone by chance
Graham ran ___ someone he used to know at school the other day.
RUN INTO
to enter a bus, train, or plane
Hurry up! We need to get ___ the bus now.
to refuse or reject something
He turned ___ the job offer because it was too far away.
TURN DOWN
I'm looking ___ seeing you next week!
LOOK FORWARD TO
to put something in the place where it is usually kept
Put your toys ___ now.
PUT AWAY
to end a relationship
Emma and Tom broke ___ after two years together.
to recover from an illness or problem
It took her months to get ___ the flu.
GET OVER
to be similar to a family member
She takes ___ her father - they're both very kind.
TAKE AFTER
to find information
Can you look ___ the word in the dictionary?
LOOK UP
to postpone something
We had to put ___ the meeting until Friday.
PUT OFF
to chase someone or something that is moving away from you
She ran ___ me to hand me some papers I'd dropped.
RUN AFTER
to have a good relationship with someone
I really get ___ with my new classmates.
GET ALONG/ GET ON WELL
to arrive or appear unexpectedly
She turned ___ at the party without an invitation.
to admire and respect someone
When I was a child, I looked ____ my father and I wanted to be like him.
LOOK UP TO
to tolerate or accept something bad
I can't put ___ this noise any longer!
PUT UP WITH
to finish, or use all of something, so that there is none left
If I ran ___ money, I'll borrow some from my parents.