giúp giải vs ạ

Answers:

1. up

• Take up skiing means to start a new hobby. (Not "take on," which means to accept responsibility.)

1. up

• Warm up means to prepare physically before exercise. (Not "warm down," which refers to post-exercise cooling.)

1. up

• Dress up means to wear formal or fancy clothing. (Not "dress down," which means to wear casual clothes.)

1. out

• Work out means to solve or calculate something. (Not "work in," which means to incorporate.)

1. of

• Run out of petrol means to have no petrol left. (Not "run on," which is incorrect in this context.)

1. on

• Get on well with means to have a good relationship. (Not "get off," which means to leave a vehicle.)

1. up

• Set up a business means to start a business. (Not "set down," which means to write or place something.)

1. out

• Find out means to discover the truth. (Not "find up," which is incorrect.)

1. of

• Run out of petrol (same as question 5).

1. on

• Get on well with (same as question 6).

1. up

• Set up a business (same as question 7).

1. out

• Find out (same as question 8).

1. on

• Count on means to rely on someone. (Not "count off," which means to separate into groups.)

1. by

• Drop by means to visit unexpectedly. (Not "drop to," which is incorrect.)

1. up

• Brought up means raised by someone. (Not "brought in," which means to introduce something.)

1. after

• Take after means to resemble someone (usually in appearance or behavior). (Not "take in," which means to deceive or understand.)

1. for

• Wait for means to expect something. (Not "wait after," which is incorrect.)

1. on

• Agree on means to reach a mutual decision. (Not "agree with," which means to share an opinion.)

1. into

• Run into means to meet someone unexpectedly. (Not "run out of," which means to exhaust a supply.)