Mike is working on a project with a new colleague who challenges almost every suggestion, interrupts people during meetings, and turns minor disagreements into long arguments. Mike finds this behaviour exhausting, but the project is important, and he needs to maintain a professional relationship with his colleague. He has to learn to accept and tolerate this unpleasant behaviour without constantly complaining about it. Which multi-word verb describes what Mike has to do?, put up with, A technology company has spent two years developing an innovative electric car. After months of testing and preparation, the company finally makes the model available to customers. The marketing department is preparing a major campaign to promote it. Which multi-word verb means to introduce a new product to the market?, bring out, Sarah is hiking through a forest when she notices a narrow path that isn't marked on her map. She follows it and unexpectedly discovers a beautiful waterfall hidden among the trees. She hadn't planned to visit it and didn't know it existed. Which multi-word verb means to find or discover something by chance?, come across, During a heated meeting, James accuses his manager of making a terrible decision. Later, after reviewing the figures, he realises that his manager was right and that his own suggestion would have cost the company thousands of euros. James apologises and admits that his earlier criticism was unfair. Which multi-word verb means to withdraw something you said because you no longer believe it was correct?, take back, A local organisation is raising money for a children's hospital. The organisers expect around 100 people to attend, but the event attracts more than 500 supporters. People arrive from neighbouring towns to show their support and encourage the participants. Which multi-word verb means to attend an event, especially in large numbers?, turn out, Emma's friend is visiting her city for a business conference. Unfortunately, his hotel reservation has been cancelled at the last minute, and all the nearby hotels are fully booked. Emma has a spare bedroom, so she offers to let him stay at her flat for the night. Which multi-word verb means to provide someone with temporary accommodation?, put somebody up, During a job interview, Daniel appears confident, friendly, and extremely helpful. The interview panel initially assumes he would be an excellent team member. However, after speaking to his former colleagues, they discover that he often refuses to cooperate and takes credit for other people's work. His initial impression was misleading. Which multi-word verb means to give a particular impression of yourself to other people?, come across as, Olivia hears a song playing in a café. She hasn't heard it for years, but it immediately reminds her of the summer she spent travelling around Italy with her university friends. She starts remembering the places they visited and the experiences they shared. Which multi-word verb means to remind someone of a particular time or experience in the past?, take back, A company hires an external consultant to investigate why confidential information keeps appearing in the media. Everyone suspects a junior employee, but the investigation reveals that a senior executive has been leaking the information to a competitor. The truth is completely different from what everyone expected. Which multi-word verb means to be discovered or revealed to be the case in the end?, turn out, A designer is helping a client choose a dress for an important event. The client likes a deep green dress but worries that it might not suit her. The designer explains that the shade makes her eyes look brighter and more noticeable, so the dress is actually an excellent choice. Which multi-word verb means to emphasise or make a particular feature more noticeable?, bring out

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