Put about (change direction or cause to change direction)

Put across (state clearly)

She failed to put her views across during the hearing.

Put away (discard, consume food or drink, kill (informal)

Words like in, out, up, down etc., are not always prepositions. Read the sentences given below.

He was driving down the street.
Please sit down.

Fill in the blanks with appropriate idioms or phrasal verbs

1.    Adversity often —————— virtues unsuspected before.

a)    Calls in
b)    Calls out
c)    Calls on
d)    Calls up

Fill in the blanks with suitable phrasal verbs or idioms.

1.    He —————— my plan.

a)    Backed out
b)    Backed up
c)    Backed off
d)    Backed off

Fill in the blanks with suitable phrasal verbs

1.    The police ——————— the violent mob.

a)    Broke up
b)    Broke down
c)    Broke with
d)    Broke in

Fill in the blanks with suitable phrasal verbs.

1.    I can’t ——————– what he means.

a)    Make up
b)    Make out
c)    Make for
d)    Make over

Fill in the blanks with appropriate phrasal verbs.

1.    He has ———————– a hardware store.

a)    Set in
b)    Set on
c)    Set up
d)    Set to