English in use

These shoes are uncomfortable. I'm going to ...

• take off
• take them off
• take off them

We're playing a game. Why don't you ...

• come in
• get in
• join in

Nobody believed Paul at first, but he ... to be right.

• turned out
• found out
• came out

We can't ... making a decision. we have to decide now.

• put off
• put out
• put over

Have you finished painting the kitchen? Nearly. I'll ... tomorrow.

• finish it over
• finish it off
• finish it out

Children under 16 ... half the population of the city.

• put up
• take up
• make up

I'm surprised that Sue and Paul have ... . They seemed very happy together.

• broken up
• ended up
• finished up

I parked in a non-parking zone, but I ... it.

• came up with
• got on with
• got away with

You can always rely on Peter. He'll never ...

• put you up
• let you down
• see you off

My French isn't very good, but it's enough to ...

• get by
• get on
• get off