Module 1
Take ______ _____: An expression used to describe being responsible for a task or someone
Take care of
Wait ______ ______: to stay in one place until time has passed or someone arrives. (ex. How long have you been waiting ______ _____ Sarah?)
Wait around for
Go____: to examine or check details; to review
Go over
Send _____: to give information or documents to another (ex. Will you be _______ ______ the wedding invitations soon?)
Send out
Hand _____: to give an item to another person (ex. The teacher forgot to _____ _____ the worksheets)
Hand out
Call _____: To request a favour or service from someone else (ex. We called ______ the mayor to share his ideas at the meeting)
Call upon
Set ____: to establish something (ex. The CO set ____ a committee for WO Skyler's retirement ceremony)
Set up
Stick _____: to continue or persevere with (ex. I will _____ _____ my BMQ even though it's physically challenging)
Stick with
Read _____: to say something aloud from a script
Read out
Line____: arrange a number of people or things in a straight row; arrange something.
Line up
Get_____: To deal with/finish something (ex. I got _____ my course because I was strong-willed).
Get through
Head _____: to return to a place from where you came (ex. It's starting to get dark; we should head ____)
Head back
Lift ____: to leave a position (ex. The plane will _____ _____ at 9am)
Lift off
Get _____ _____: to contact (someone) later to give a reply or return a message (ex. I don't know the answer but I will ______ ______ ______ you)
Get back to
Come ____ _____: to produce something (ex. She came ____ _____ a solution to her stinky feet problem)
Come up with
Take ______ ______: to become responsible for a job that someone else was doing (ex. John will take _____ _____ Marie next week as duty officer)
Take over from
Figure ____: to discover something or solve a problem (ex. Nobody has been able to figure _____ how the criminals got into the house)
Figure out
Close ____: to move things or people closer together (ex. The jets ______ ______ to a fighting position)
Close up
Hear _____ _____: to receive a reply (ex. Did you hear ______ ______ John yet about whether or not there will be a party tonight?
Hear back from
Clear ____: to solve or explain something (ex. The Pte must clear ____ the confusion with the WO)
Clear up
Put ____: to postpone something to a later date. (ex. His wedding date was put _____ by 2 weeks because his mother became sick and couldn't travel)
Put off
Cut _____ _____: to reduce the amount of something. (ex. He ____ _____ _____ his sugar intake)
Cut down on
Get ______: to start to feel happy or well again after something bad has happened to you
Get over
Truck ____: to transport items (ex. The company will truck ______ rations and water supply to their camp)
Truck in
Come _____: to make progress
Come along