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Phrasal verbs

• to come across — to meet someone or find something unintentionally;
• to come back — to return;
• to put across — to explain an idea;
• to put off — to postpone something;
• to put up — to raise something;
• to run off — to leave a place or situation suddenly;
• to run down — to unfairly criticise someone or something;
• to see off — to accompany someone when they are leaving;
• to see through — not be tricked by something;
• to stand up for smth — defend or support a certain idea or a person;
• to stand out — to be noticeable.

1. James, do not put [off|up] your biology project, or I won't check it.
2. He came [across|to]
   the story of Henry the Great, but he didn't read it through.
3. At our camp we put [up|across] the school flag.
4. Cameron always stands [out|up for] animal rights.
5. Brigitte ran [off|down]
   her own wedding, and we didn't get to eat the wedding cake.
6. Professor Black, would you mind putting [across|up]
   this concept again?