put on - When you .... clothes or make-up, you put it on your body and start wearing, take off - When you ... something that you are wearing, you remove it from your body and stop wearing it., turned on - I ... the radio so I could listen to the news., turn off - Please ... the heating when you leave the house., broke down - My car ... while I was driving to work., broke up - Sally and Tom ... last week., bring back - As soon as you've finished these books, ... them ... to the library., get up - I usually ... early during the week., get along - My cousin and I ... well, and we enjoy spending time together., give back - If you lend me your dress, I’ll ... it ... to you tomorrow., give up - ’m trying to ... chocolate because it’s making me fat., went on - We ... dancing until midnight., hang out - Tim and I usually ... at the park after school., looking after - I’m ... my little sister tonight because my parents are going out., looking for - I’m ... my glasses. Have you seen them?, picked up - I ... the pencil that I had dropped on the floor., run out - I had to go to the shop because we had ... of bread., took out - Before going to bed, I ... the rubbish., work out - I ... at the gym twice a week.,

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