out	Please PUT...your cigarettes before takeoff.
through	The hotel receptionist PUT ME ... to room 617.
off	We PUT ... our wedding for another two months.
aside	She has some money PUT ... for her old age.
down	She PUTS ... all her thoughts in a diary every night.
out	I'll accept a lift if it doesn't PUT you ... too much.
up with	I can't PUT ... his rude behaviour any more.
down	He always PUTS his wife ... by insulting her in public.
on	Could you PUT ... the air conditioning? It's hot in here.
out of	They have RUN ... money fot the political campaign.
over	He RAN ... his notes before entering the exam room.
up against	The plans for the new road RAN ... a lot of local opossition.
down	She feels RUN ... after working so hard recently.
away with	The thief RAN ... all the money from the bank.
across	He RAN ... his ex-wife in the supermarket.
into	Our car was badly damaged when a van RAN ... it.
to	Don't do the washing up now, I'll SEE ... it later.
over	Let's make an appointment to SEE ... the property with the surveyor.
through	He thinks he's clever but I can SEE ... his tricks.
about/to	You look after the children and I'll SEE ... the tickets.
off	We all come to the station to SEE you ... .
aside	He SETS ... a little money every month.
about	As soon as the last guest had gone, he SET ... cleaning the flat.
up	When he finished university he SET ... his own computer company.
out	He SET... to become a millionaire before he was thirty.
in	We'll need winter coats now that the cold weather has SET ... .
back	The leather jacket SET me ... $300.
up	The sound equipment has been SET ... ready for the concert.
back	The storm did a lot of domage and SET construction ... by a week.
about	The gang of hooligans SET ... him with sticks.
up	She SET ... a committee to oppose the plans for the new building.
from	She was EXPELLED ... the school when they caught her taking some test papers.
for	He FORGAVE ME ... arriving late for his performance.
from	Don't worry - you'll be SAFE ... those men here. They won't find you.
to	I REPLIED ... the INVITATION for the party.
of	It's so TYPICAL ... HIM to be late for an appointment.
at	Mozart was GENIOUS ... composing operas.
from	The train to Liverpool DEPARTS ... PLATFORM 7 at 10.30.
of	He was ASHAMED ... the way he had treated his friend.
of	In this city you have to BEWARE ... the busy roads as they're very dangerous
with	This new hairdryer does not COMPLY ... British safety standards.
after	The boy was NAMED ... his grandfather.
of	Joan is FRIGHTENED ... spiders
with	The barrister was very HAPPY ... the jury's verdict.
in	All the tax is INCLUDED ... the price written on the item.
for	If the boat was going to sink, there would be a great NEED ... lifejackets.
in	If you PERSIST ... calling me such horrible names, I'm going to tell the teacher.
with/about	Jimmy AGREED ... his fiancee ... where they should get married.
by	I was SHOCKED ... the price they charged.
for	Don't forget to THANK your mother ... your present.
to	The hijackers SURRENDERED ... the police.
on	It's about time you stopped RELYING ... your parents.
lose	... one's temper
lose	... weight
lose	... money
lose	... one's mind
miss	... the train
miss	... a film
miss	... a target
miss	... the bus