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    The document provides 12 sentences and instructs the reader to substitute single word verbs for two-word verbs in each sentence. This involves analyzing and simplifying sentences by replacing phrases like "set up", "cut down", "come up with", "look into", "go up and down", "bring up", "get rid of", "turn down", "turn out", "put up with", and "put away" with equivalent single word verbs.

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    The document provides 12 sentences and instructs the reader to substitute single word verbs for two-word verbs in each sentence. This involves analyzing and simplifying sentences by replacing phrases like "set up", "cut down", "come up with", "look into", "go up and down", "bring up", "get rid of", "turn down", "turn out", "put up with", and "put away" with equivalent single word verbs.

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    The document provides 12 sentences and instructs the reader to substitute single word verbs for two-word verbs in each sentence. This involves analyzing and simplifying sentences by replacing phrases like "set up", "cut down", "come up with", "look into", "go up and down", "bring up", "get rid of", "turn down", "turn out", "put up with", and "put away" with equivalent single word verbs.

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    Eapp Formality Exercise

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    The document provides 12 sentences and instructs the reader to substitute single word verbs for two-word verbs in each sentence. This involves analyzing and simplifying sentences by replacing phrases like "set up", "cut down", "come up with", "look into", "go up and down", "bring up", "get rid of", "turn down", "turn out", "put up with", and "put away" with equivalent single word verbs.

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    Substitute the single word verb for the two-word verb in the following sentences.

    1. Senate set-up the Meralco committee.


    2. Mother’s cut down spending on rice.
    3. Oil price has gone up.
    4. Students come up with a solution.
    5. Students looked into the problem.
    6. The dollar rate went up and down.
    7. Students brought up the uniform issue.
    8. The school gets rid of the tuition hike.
    9. Parents turned down the proposal.
    10. The proposal turned out a positive result.
    11. Employees did not put up with the company’s expectations.
    12. Parents could not put away money for their children’s education.

    Substitute the single word verb for the two-word verb in the following sentences.
    1. Senate set-up the Meralco committee.
    2. Mother’s cut down spending on rice.
    3. Oil price has gone up.
    4. Students come up with a solution.
    5. Students looked into the problem.
    6. The dollar rate went up and down.
    7. Students brought up the uniform issue.
    8. The school gets rid of the tuition hike.
    9. Parents turned down the proposal.
    10. The proposal turned out a positive result.
    11. Employees did not put up with the company’s expectations.
    12. Parents could not put away money for their children’s education.

    Substitute the single word verb for the two-word verb in the following sentences.
    1. Senate set-up the Meralco committee.
    2. Mother’s cut down spending on rice.
    3. Oil price has gone up.
    4. Students come up with a solution.
    5. Students looked into the problem.
    6. The dollar rate went up and down.
    7. Students brought up the uniform issue.
    8. The school gets rid of the tuition hike.
    9. Parents turned down the proposal.
    10. The proposal turned out a positive result.
    11. Employees did not put up with the company’s expectations.
    12. Parents could not put away money for their children’s education.

    Substitute the single word verb for the two-word verb in the following sentences.
    1. Senate set-up the Meralco committee.
    2. Mother’s cut down spending on rice.
    3. Oil price has gone up.
    4. Students come up with a solution.
    5. Students looked into the problem.
    6. The dollar rate went up and down.
    7. Students brought up the uniform issue.
    8. The school gets rid of the tuition hike.
    9. Parents turned down the proposal.
    10. The proposal turned out a positive result.
    11. Employees did not put up with the company’s expectations.
    12. Parents could not put away money for their children’s education.

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