1. If you want to make a success of your life, you have to learn to look (ahead, after, in, into).
2. Peace talks have broken (into, down, in, on) in the Middle East.
3. Don't take her seriously, she's just acting (out, as, of, on).
4. Why is she refusing to deal (on, out, of, with) our new neighbour?
5. Don't put (off, up, out, in) making the arrangements until the last minute.
6. Let's go (in, away, out, on) tonight; there's a good film showing at the local cinema.
7. The police are acting (for, on, of, upon) information re¬ceived.
8. Mistakes in the printing should be pointed (out, to, up, down) at once.
9. Would you please put me (in, out, off, up) at the railway station?
10. Let's eat (off, out, into, away) tonight. I'm too tired tо cook..​