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Question		Answer
to write information into the blanks on a form start learning		fill in
to complete a form (words or sentences) start learning		fill out
to put petrol in a vehicle start learning		fill uo
to stop machine or a light start learning		turn off
to start a machine or light start learning		turn on
to lower in volume / to refuse start learning		turn down
to make volume higher / to suddenly appear start learning		turn up
to disassemble or completely take apart start learning		tear down
to rip something away from something else start learning		tear off
to rip something into many pieces start learning		tear up
to return a phone call start learning		call back
to cancel somethin start learning		call off
to ask someone for an answer (usually by someone in a position of authority or in a group situation) start learning		call on
to make a phone call start learning		call up
to end a phone cal start learning		hang up
to place something into an appropriate spot start learning		put away
to place something in the spot it was originally in start learning		put back
to stop holding something / to insult someone start learning		put down
to postpone or delay start learning		put off
to add clothing start learning		put on
to place something outside / to be inconvenienced by someone or something start learning		put out
to remove clothing start learning		take off
to enter a small method of transportation that is enclosed (such as car) start learning		get in
to sit in something small that is hollowed out but no enclosed (such as a canoe) start learning		get in
to exit a big method of transportation (such as a bus) start learning		get off
to leave something small but not enclosed (such as bicycle) start learning		get off
to enter a big method of transportation (such as bus) start learning		get on
to sit on something small but not enclosed (such as bicycle) start learning		get on
to exit a smaller method of transportation that is enclosed (such as a car) start learning		get out of
to leave something small that is hollowed out but not enclosed (such as a canoe) start learning		get out of
to overcome or recover from something start learning		get over
to have a good relationship with someone start learning		get along
to return from a trip start learning		get back
to overcome or reach the end of something start learning		get through
to give someone a ride start learning		pick up
to ask someone on a date start learning		ask out
to meet someone by chance start learning		run into
to begin again start learning		start over
to find a solution start learning		figure out
to give something to someone (usually a teacher) start learning		hand in
to lie or invent start learning		make up
to write on a piece of paper start learning		write down
to put something in the rubbish start learning		throw away / out
to draw a line through something start learning		cross out
to quit start learning		give up
to complete something again start learning		do over
to give out something (especially papers) start learning		hand out
to check or search for start learning		look up
to stop a machine or light start learning		shut off
to stop sleeping start learning		wake up
to go to someone's house start learning		come over
to visit someone unexpectedly start learning		drop in (on)
to quit a class or program start learning		drop out (of)
to have no more start learning		run out (of)

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