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This document contains a series of phrases with words that have related meanings in different contexts. It provides phrases using the words "get", "make", "take", "cut", "up", and "down" in different idiomatic expressions like "get over it", "make it up", "take after someone", "cut back", and "settle down". The document is designed to illustrate how the meanings of common words can change based on the phrases they are used in.
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- 1. Created by Josh Collins, 2011
- 2. Get Make Take Cut Up Down 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500
- 3. IF PEOPLE DO THIS, THEY LIKE EACH OTHER… GET ALONG WITH
- 4. IF YOU ROB A BANK AND ARE NEVER CAUGHT, YOU… GET AWAY WITH IT
- 5. IF YOU SUPPORT AN IDEA OR CAUSE, YOU… GET BEHIND IT
- 6. IF YOU START TO FEEL HAPPY AGAIN AFTER SOMETHING BAD HAS HAPPENED, YOU… GET OVER IT
- 7. IF YOU SUCCESSFULLY COMMUNICATE AN IDEA, YOU… GET IT ACROSS
- 8. IF YOU MISS A TEST, YOU CAN ASK THE TEACHER IF YOU CAN… MAKE IT UP
- 9. IF YOU INVENT A STORY , YOU… MAKE IT UP
- 10. DOUBLE JEOPARDY IF YOU HAVE A FIGHT WITH A FRIEND AND THEN FORGIVE EACH OTHER, YOU… KISS AND MAKE UP
- 11. IF YOU HAVE A FIGHT WITH A FRIEND AND THEN FORGIVE EACH OTHER, YOU (4 words)… KISS AND MAKE UP
- 12. SUCCEED DESPITE NOT HAVING THE BEST RESOURCES MAKE DO (ON)
- 13. DO WHAT YOU NEED TO DO OR LOOK AFTER TAKE CARE OF SOMEONE
- 15. IF YOU LOOK LIKE YOUR MOM, YOU? TAKE AFTER HER
- 16. IF YOU ENJOY THE VIEW, YOU? TAKE IT IN
- 17. IF YOU ACCEPT AN OFFER OR INVITATION, YOU… TAKE SB UP ON STH
- 18. IF YOU SPEND MORE THAN YOU MAKE, YOU NEED TO CUT BACK (ON)
- 19. IF YOU DON’T PAY YOUR CELL PHONE BILL, YOUR PHONE WILL BE… CUT OFF
- 20. IF YOU WANT TO LOSE SOME WEIGHT, YOU NEED TO DO WHAT? CUT DOWN (ON)
- 21. TO TELL SOMEONE TO STOP DOING SOMETHING ANNOYING YOU CAN SAY… CUT IT OUT!
- 22. IF SOMETHING AFFECTS VARIOUS GROUPS OF PEOPLE, IT CUTS ACROSS
- 23. TOLERATE ;BEAR; ENDURE PUT UP WITH
- 24. IF SOMEONE HAS HAD A BAD DAY, A GOOD FRIEND WILL TRY TO… CHEER THEM UP
- 25. GET MARRIED AND START A FAMILY SETTLE DOWN
- 26. IF YOU MAKE A PROBLEM OR DIFFICULT SITUATION SEEM LESS IMPORTANT THAN IT IS, YOU PLAY IT DOWN
- 27. IF YOU DISAPPOINT SOMEONE YOU? LET THEM DOWN
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