I waited for two hours at the station but he didn’t【show up】.

He’s always late. Yesterday he didn’t【turn up】until six.

In 1861 the Civil War【broke out】in America.

I couldn’t arrive at class on time because my bicycle had【broken down】.

the meeting【broke up】at four.

How did the accident at school【come about】?

His new novel wil【come out】next mouth.

when he【came to】, he found himself lying on his bed at home.

Stay here as long as the food supply【holds out】.

Why not change the font color here into yellow and make it【stand out】？

The craziest ideas often【turn out】to be the most interesting and useful ones in the long run.

You should not【cut in】when someone else is taking.

Please don’t【break in】on our conversation.

My grandfather【passed away】when I was 10 years old.

I would like to eat out and【stay up】late tonight.

【Watch out】! There is a snake in the bush.

The dry season will【set in】soon.

He【set out】at four in the morning

The time bomb【went off】and five people were injured.

Our plane【took off】at exactly twelve o’clock, and landed on time at Kennedy Airport.

The big car【pulled up】at the traffic light.

Information technology has【brought about】a great change in our lives.

she【brings up】her children with a lot of love.

He【made up】a good excuse for putting off his departure.

John spoke English so fast that we couldn’t【make out】what he said.

I couldn’t【figure out】what she was trying to say.

It is nice of Tom to have【picked up】his friends at the station.

Kate【picked out】five beautiful peaches.

He went to Africa never to return; he was【given up】for dead.

Unknown words should be【looked up】in a dictionary.

It is easy to make plans, but difficult to【carry】them【out】.

I tried to【carry on】the investigation on my own.

They had better【cut down】their living expenses.

I【left】my umbrella【behind】in the train.

These two lines should be【left out】.

We couldn’t【rule out】the possibility that civil war will break out in that country.

He speaks so fast that I can’t【take in】what he says.

She will【take on】the responsibility if they start the project.

He【took over】his father’s business.

I’m sorry I’ve【taken up】so much of your time.

She【showed off】the diamond ring.

The company【laid off】some two hundred workers

He made it a rule to【put aside】a certain sum every month.

【Put】everything【away】neatly.

Don’t【put off】till tomorrow what you can do today.

You’d better【put on】a coat when you got out. It’s really cold today.

I like this dress. May I【try】it【on】?

The children【wore】us【out】with their constant screaming and crying.

【Put down】your name on the last line of this document.

John was able to【hold back】anger and avoid a fight.

The government【set up】a commission to inquire into the problem of unemployment.

It’s nice of you to come all the way to the station to【set】me【off】.

I need to【hand in】the essay tomorrow morning.

Two weeks later the student finally【turned in】the homework.

she【turned on】the TV.

She【turned off】all the lights which had been left on.

The fire fighters wii【put out】the fight soon.

The mayer【turned down】the proposal by the committee member.

The English teacher gave us five minutes to【work out】the problem.

It is difficult to【keep up】big old houses like these.

Our school trip was【called off】because of had weather.

He【called up】his former boss.

Bob【let】me【down】again.

“I don’t feel any all. I’ve got an awful headache.” “Why don’t you【take】a day【off】today?”