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She _______ the orphan as her own child. (brought out/ brought in)

(iii) We need to _____ the pandemic situation. (bear up/ bear with)

(iv) The publishers have recently ________ a new edition of their dictionary.

(brought out/ brought with)​

Answers

Answered by akshisharma2207
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Answer:

1. Brought in

2. bear up

3. brought out

Answered by PADMINI
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(i) She brought in the orphan as her own child.

(ii) We need to bear with the pandemic situation.

(iii) The publishers have recently brought out a new edition of their dictionary.

  • The above sentences are filled with phrasal verbs.

What is a phrasal verb?

  • A phrasal verb is a combination of two words.
  • Generally, verb + preposition. such "give up'', "bringing in"

More examples of Phrasal verbs:

Look after = to take care of someone.

Hit on = to have an idea

Aim at = to target

Hold on = to wait

give up = to stop

bring in = introduce

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