Solutions B1.2 U1E&F

"come across" means:

• to meet by chance

• to be noticeble

• to tolerate

• to become involved in an organized activity

the opposite of "stand out" is:

• come across

• go for

• put up with

• blend in

to suddenly end your relationship/involvement with sth/so

• account for

• stand up for

• walk out on

• put off

If somebody has a name you dislike, it can actually put ................. becoming friends.

• off from

• you off

• up with

• you back

Sometimes parents choose ridiculous names because they want to ................. a change in the law.

• put up

• turn around

• bring about

• come about

It is clearly wrong to look .................. on somebody simply because of their name.

a phrasal verb with turn meaning to refuse

a problem or obstacle; starts with "s"

somebody who doesn't complete their education; starts with "d"

treatment received during childhood

• turnaround

• breakdown

• upbringing

• stand-off