I need a clean bottle, can you _____ it _____? A.run across B.put behind C.wash out D.pick on Answer and Feedback Answer:C Feedback:run across - to meet somebody by chance. put behind - to forget about something unpleasant. pick on - 1. to criticize someone without reason 2. to concentrate on a particular thing. wash out - 1. to be removed from job, university, etc. 2. to have a wreck. Questions in to this exercise. Do you want test? Test 5-Phrasal Verbs in Context | English Phrasal Verbs Test Share this post some other questions in the test. Despite her mother's disapproval, Kate __________ losing weight. Never __________ to your parents. The firefighters__________ the house in order to stop people from trying to enter. I need a clean bottle, can you _____ it _____? People don't want to be __________ as fools. A lot of children __________ their plates in the kindergarten. Jenny __________ the management of the company. My unemployed friend used to_________cash. His salary was partly _____________ as he damaged the furniture. Be sure, Tom won't dare to___________ you. Some other questions you may be interested in. Dave always speaks ________ . Rachel managed to do the task ________ . He was standing ________ to me. Their trip was _______ difficult. __________, Mark's team was beaten in the semi-final. ____________, he managed to do it. Susan plays the piano _________. Nick spoke ________. Sandy was dancing __________. His team plays football ________.
