Giúp mình với! cây bệnh CUn,come in for i,come out in dê bình get down to,com up against for ett o iith grow out ofoue giữ chảy send away/off for vno,come up with get out with hold on to settle up with,cut down on get rid of keep up with walk out on,do away with get round to live up to đáp ứng write away/off for,I.Decide whether the definition are true (T) or false (F). Give the correct definition(s),if necessary.,

"1. put up with
2. get away with
3. Ebỏ
come in for
4. do away with
5. come up with
6. get round to F thành công
7. look down on
8. grow out of
9. face up to
10. get along with
11. go through with *F
12. run out of ~ +","tolerate
avoid punishment
receive, be the object of
restore, decorate bị phục, trong trí
produce (an idea, solution ect)
appear on stage cốg'tnh
consider another person superior
move upwards đtư yêu lên trên
confront, tackle (a problem, ect)
have a good relationship with
accompany
use up completely"

,trong trí,II.Rewrite the sentences, using a phrasal verb from the verbs in the box above, to,produce the opposite meaning of the words in italics.,1. Bernadette is very contemptuous of certain groups of people.,2. The company decided to stop work on the project.,3. I would find it very difficult to oppose the committee's proposals.,4. During his holiday he lost touch with current events.,5. Trevor has volunteered to do the work.,6. The guests didn't pay their hotel bill before leaving.,7. After their many arguments, Bryan stayed with his wife.,8. The doctor advised Luciano to eat more carbohydrates for the sake of his health.,9. I wish we'd kept those old mirrors when we moved house.,10. Jacqui makes a point of ignoring the latest fashions.,III.Complete each sentence with the correct form of a phrasal verb from the box,opposite.,1. I don't think I can _____ with his behaviour any longer.,2. If you're interested, why don't you _____ for details of the job?,3. Carolina has always _____ very well with her colleagues.,4. Are you sure you _____ to coming out tonight?,5. I'm sorry I didn't _____ to replying earlier.,6. On last year's expedition the team _____ against terrible difficulties.,7. Anna won't be at work today. She's _____ with flu.

Question

Giúp mình với! cây bệnh CUn,come in for i,come out in dê bình get down to,com up against  for  ett o  iith grow out ofoue giữ chảy send away/off for vno,come up with get out with hold on to settle up with,cut down on get rid of keep up with walk out on,do away with get round to live up to đáp ứng write away/off for,I.Decide whether the definition are true (T) or false (F). Give the correct definition(s),if necessary.,

"1. put up with 
 2. get away with 
 3. Ebỏ 
 come in for 
 4. do away with 
 5. come up with 
 6. get round to F thành công 
 7. look down on 
 8. grow out of 
 9. face up to 
 10. get along with 
 11. go through with *F 
 12. run out of ~ +","tolerate 
 avoid punishment 
 receive, be the object of 
 restore, decorate bị phục, trong trí 
 produce (an idea, solution ect) 
 appear on stage cốg&#x27;tnh 
 consider another person superior 
 move upwards đtư yêu lên trên 
 confront, tackle (a problem, ect) 
 have a good relationship with 
 accompany 
 use up completely"

,trong trí,II.Rewrite the sentences, using a phrasal verb from the verbs in the box above, to,produce the opposite meaning of the words in italics.,1. Bernadette is very contemptuous of certain groups of people.,2. The company decided to stop work on the project.,3. I would find it very difficult to oppose the committee&#x27;s proposals.,4. During his holiday he lost touch with current events.,5. Trevor has volunteered to do the work.,6. The guests didn&#x27;t pay their hotel bill before leaving.,7. After their many arguments, Bryan stayed with his wife.,8. The doctor advised Luciano to eat more carbohydrates for the sake of his health.,9. I wish we&#x27;d kept those old mirrors when we moved house.,10. Jacqui makes a point of ignoring the latest fashions.,III.Complete each sentence with the correct form of a phrasal verb from the box,opposite.,1. I don&#x27;t think I can _____ with his behaviour any longer.,2. If you&#x27;re interested, why don&#x27;t you _____ for details of the job?,3. Carolina has always _____ very well with her colleagues.,4. Are you sure you _____ to coming out tonight?,5. I&#x27;m sorry I didn&#x27;t _____ to replying earlier.,6. On last year&#x27;s expedition the team _____ against terrible difficulties.,7. Anna won&#x27;t be at work today. She&#x27;s _____ with flu.

Accepted Answer

Here are the answers with the correct definitions:

1. put up with - T (tolerate)
2. get away with - T (avoid punishment)
3. come in for - T (receive, be the object of)
4. do away with - F (abolish or get rid of, not restore or decorate)
5. come up with - T (produce an idea, solution, etc.)
6. get round to - F (to finally find the time or opportunity to do something, not appear on stage)
7. look down on - T (consider another person superior or inferior)
8. grow out of - T (move on from a previous stage of life or development, not move upwards)
9. face up to - T (confront, tackle a problem, etc.)
10. get along with - T (have a good relationship with)
11. go through with - T (accompany, but more accurately: to complete or fulfill a plan, commitment, etc.)
12. run out of - T (use up completely)

Here are the rewritten sentences using a phrasal verb to produce the opposite meaning of the words in italics:

1. Bernadette has taken to certain groups of people. (Original word in italics: contemptuous)
2. The company decided to take up work on the project again. (Original word in italics: stop)
3. I would find it very easy to back up the committee&#x27;s proposals. (Original word in italics: oppose)
4. During his holiday he kept up with current events. (Original word in italics: lost touch with)
5. Trevor has backed out of doing the work. (Note: This sentence has the opposite meaning of "volunteered")
6. The guests paid up their hotel bill before leaving. (Original word in italics: didn&#x27;t pay)
7. After their many arguments, Bryan split up with his wife. (Original word in italics: stayed with)
8. The doctor advised Luciano to cut down on carbohydrates for the sake of his health. (Original word in italics: eat more)
9. I wish we&#x27;d thrown away those old mirrors when we moved house. (Original word in italics: kept)
10. Jacqui makes a point of keeping up with the latest fashions. (Original word in italics: ignoring)

Here are the answers with the correct phrasal verb form:

1. I don&#x27;t think I can put up with his behaviour any longer.
2. If you&#x27;re interested, why don&#x27;t you ask for details of the job?
3. Carolina has always got on very well with her colleagues.
4. Are you sure you&#x27;re up for coming out tonight?
5. I&#x27;m sorry I didn&#x27;t get round to replying earlier.
6. On last year&#x27;s expedition the team came up against terrible difficulties.
7. Anna won&#x27;t be at work today. She&#x27;s come down with flu.