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187 Complete each sentence with the correct form of go + one of the words from the box.
Use two of the words twice.

away back in on out

1 I know the house isn’t empty because I saw a man go in about an hour ago.
2 I don’t know what in that classroom, but they’re making a lot of noise,
whatever it is!
3 I’m sorry I interrupted you. What were you saying? Please .
4 He was born in Scotland, but it’s unlikely he to live there because he’s lived in
London for so long.
5 I’m sorry, you can’t see the manager because he on business for a few days.
6 The green light on the front of the dishwasher . Does that mean it’s finished?
7 I for a walk but if you need anything you can text me.

188 Complete each sentence with the correct form of put + one of the words from the box.
Use one of the words three times.

back down off on out

1 One fire officer was slightly injured while putting out the fire in the hotel.
2 We have to allow plenty of time after swimming for the children to dry themselves and
their clothes.
3 After cleaning, the paintings must in exactly the same places on the wall.
4 Is it OK to some music, or will it disturb you?
5 We’ll have to the barbecue till another day if the weather doesn’t improve.
6 Please that bag. It’s much too heavy for you to carry.
7 It’s cold in here. Shall I the central heating?
189 Complete each sentence with the correct form of turn + one of the words from the box.
Use two of the words twice.

down off on out up

1 I always turn on the television as soon as I get home.
2 We didn’t expect good weather yesterday, but it to be quite warm.
3 I hadn’t seen Fernando since we were students, then one day he and asked
me to have lunch with him.
4 We weren’t aware of it, but it that we had been staying at the same campsite
as our friends.
5 Can you the volume? It’s very quiet.
6 When the captain the engine, we could hear the birds in the trees by the river.
7 Go and ask your grandfather to his radio. It’s far too loud.

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