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Phrasal Verbs

• to go through — to experience something unpleasant;
• to go off — to stop working, to become spoilt;
• to go with — to suit something well to look or taste better together;
• to go down with — to become ill;
• to go after — to chase someone or something;
• to put off — to reschedule something;
• to put on — to move something you wear onto your body;
• to put up with — to tolerate something;
• to bring back — to make a person remember;
• to bring up — to raise;
• to bring in — to make money.

1. Please don't judge her. You can't imagine how much pain she went
   [off|through].
2. When coming to church women and girls have to put
   [on|up]
   a hat or a shawl.
3. Timothy put on a blue tie. It goes really well
   [with|after]
   Janice's dress.
4. Both parents and teachers should do their best to bring
   [in|up]
   children.
5. The wind pulled the umbrella out of my hand, and I went
   [through|after]
   it.
6. I don't want to bring
   [back|in]
   the memories of my ex-boyfriend.
7. Bullying is something one should not put
   [up|on]
   with.