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Phrasal verbs with Up

Example:

I am so sad right now that I can't imagine anything that could __________ me up. -> I can't imagine anything that could cheer me up.

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1. He was so angry about having been fired, that Anton bought some TNT and toreblewbuiltI don't know up the building of his former employers.

2. Interesting topics usually comebringblowI don't know up when I have a conversation with my English teacher.

3. Her weight is a frequent topic that my mother always bringscomesblowsI don't know up during family meetings and she lets charts pass around showing the development of her weight over time.

4. My energy is quite low at this moment, so I create this little test hoping that it will bringtidycheerI don't know me up.

5. OpenTidyShutI don't know up your room! It's a total mess.

6. Just mixcheershutI don't know up! I don't want to hear your nonsense any more.

7. ShutPutHurryI don't know up! Our train leaves in 5 minutes.

8. CheerGetShutI don't know up now! You should not sleep all day!

9. Your story seems so unlikely that I believe you have simply madebroughttidiedI don't know it all up.

10. He broughtgotwokeI don't know up in the middle of the night. The police was standing outside with flashing lights and they made a lot of noise.