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Phrasal verbs
to cut down — to reduce the amount of something;

to cut in — to interrupt a conversation;

to look down at — to treat someone as unimportant or not worthy of respect;

to keep on — to continue;

to pick out — to choose someone or something;

to pick up — to meet someone;

to save up — to keep money;

to take after — to behave like an older relative;

to take in — to make something smaller.

1. We should cut [down|in] our spendings on cinema and buy a subscription for an online streaming platform.
2. When Kate brought her boyfriend her mother looked [behind|down at] him.
3. Tim is saving [up|in] to buy a new car.
4. Boys, it is very rude to cut [down|in] when people are talking.
5. This dress is too big for me. I'll bring it to the tailor to take it [out|in].
6. After school Bob comes to the kindergarten to pick [up|out] his little sister.
7. My grandmother taught me to never give up and keep [to|on] trying to do my best.
8. Simon is not Julia's parent. He shouldn't take [after|in] her.
9. Let's go shopping and pick [up|out] the best Christmas gift for you.