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Fill in the gaps with the prepositions through, off, with, up, after, down, without.
Phrasal verb "to go"
To go through — to experience something unpleasant.

To go off — to stop working, become spoilt.

To go with — to suit something well to look or taste better together.

To go without — not to have something.

To go down with — to become ill.

To go after — to chase someone or something.

To go up — to grow, to increase.

1. When her father died, the whole family went
   [ ]
   terrible times.
2. My mum has gone
   [ ]
   with the flu. Her temperature is constantly rising.
3. Many scientists say that a person can go
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   water for 10 days.
4. What a terrible smell! Can you check it out in the fridge? I think something has gone
   [ ]
   .
5. I like the new shoes I bought yesterday. Do they go
   [ ]
   my fancy dress?
6. The police officers were going
   [ ]
   the mugger.
7. The food prices are going
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   gradually.