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It seems like you're trying to match phrasal verbs with their meanings. Here are the correct matches: 1. carry on with - tiếp tục làm việc gì đó 2. get up to - làm điều gì đó sai trái hoặc nghịch ngợm 3. look down on - coi thường 4. catch up with - bắt kịp 5. go ahead with - tiếp tục thực hiện kế hoạch 6. look up to - ngưỡng mộ 7. come down with - mắc bệnh 8. get along with - hợp tác hoặc thân thiện 9. go along with - đồng ý hoặc theo dõi 10. miss out on - bỏ lỡ cơ hội 11. come in for - nhận được lợi ích hoặc phần thưởng 12. get away with - tránh được trách nhiệm hoặc trừng phạt 13. go on with - tiếp tục thực hiện kế hoạch 14. put up with - tha thứ hoặc chịu đựng 15. come out in - phản ứng hoặc biểu hiện 16. go through with - thực hiện kế hoạch hoặc cam kết 17. get down to - bắt đầu làm việc nghiêm túc 18. run out of - hết hoặc cạn kiệt 19. forget - quên 20. get on with - tiếp tục làm việc hoặc thực hiện kế hoạch 21. grow out of - quá lớn hoặc quá lớn để mặc 22. send away/off for - gửi đi để học hoặc làm việc 23. come up with - nghĩ ra ý tưởng 24. get out with - thoát khỏi hoặc tránh được 25. hold on to - giữ hoặc nắm giữ 26. settle up with - giải quyết hoặc thanh toán 27. cut down on - giảm hoặc hạn chế 28. get rid of - loại bỏ hoặc xóa bỏ 29. keep up with - theo dõi hoặc cập nhật 30. walk out on - bỏ hoặc rời bỏ 31. do away with - loại bỏ hoặc xóa bỏ 32. live up to - đáp ứng hoặc thực hiện được 33. write away/off for - viết thư hoặc đơn để gửi đi Here are the correct definitions and whether the given definitions are true (T) or false (F): 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, remove, or eliminate, not restore, decorate thời phục, trong trí) 5. come up with - T (produce an idea, solution, etc.) 6. get round to - T (appear on stage cóg' tính is not correct, but "find time to do something" is a more common definition) 7. look down on - F (consider another person inferior, not superior) 8. grow out of - T (move upwards is not correct, but "become too big or mature for something" is a more common definition) 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 is not correct, but "carry out a plan or decision" is a more common definition) 12. run out of - T (use up completely) 1. Bernadette has taken to certain groups of people. (Meaning of 'taken to': to start liking or enjoying something or someone) 2. The company decided to go ahead with the project. (Meaning of 'go ahead with': to start doing something or continue with a plan) 3. I would find it very easy to go along with the committee's proposals. (Meaning of 'go along with': to agree with someone or support their ideas) 4. During his holiday he kept up with current events. (Meaning of 'kept up with': to stay informed about something) 5. Trevor has been roped into doing the work. (Meaning of 'roped into': to be persuaded or forced into doing something, often against one's will) 6. The guests made a point of paying their hotel bill before leaving. (Meaning of 'made a point of': to make sure to do something) 7. After their many arguments, Bryan broke with his wife. (Meaning of 'broke with': to stop being in a relationship or to stop having a friendship) 8. The doctor advised Luciano to cut back on carbohydrates for the sake of his health. (Meaning of 'cut back on': to reduce the amount of something) 9. I wish we'd gotten rid of those old mirrors when we moved house. (Meaning of 'gotten rid of': to throw away or sell something) 10. Jacqui has taken to the latest fashions. (Meaning of 'taken to': to start liking or enjoying something or someone) Here are the answers: 1. put up 2. ask The sentence should be "If you're interested, why don't you ask for details of the job?" Note: I made an assumption that the 'jjb' is a typo, and you meant 'job'. 3. got on 4. changed your mind Alternative: had second thoughts However a better phrasal verb might be 'thought better of', e.g. 'Are you sure you haven't thought better of coming out tonight?' 5. got round 6. come up 7. come down