PHRASAL VERBS

 

Human rights are the basic freedoms and rights that belong to every person. Sadly, some people still put up with unfair treatment, discrimination, or violence just because of where they come from or what they believe in.

We must all stand up for each other and speak out against injustice. When we come across people who are treated badly, we shouldn't just turn away—we need to look out for one another.

Many organizations fight for human rights every day. They call on governments to change unfair laws and to carry out promises to protect everyone.

If we all join in, we can help make the world a safer, kinder place where everyone is treated equally.

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✅ Common Phrasal Verbs in the Text:

• put up with – tolerate
• stand up for – defend, support
• speak out against – publicly oppose
• come across – find by chance
• turn away – ignore, refuse to help
• look out for – protect, care for
• fight for – support a cause
• call on – ask someone to do something
• carry out – do, complete
• join in – take part

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Phrasal Verbs with "Put" – Exercise

A. Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings.

Phrasal Verbs:

1.    put off

2.    put up with

3.    put out

4.    put on

5.    put away

6.    put up

Meanings:
A. tolerate or accept something unpleasant
B. return something to its proper place
C. wear (clothes or accessories)
D. delay or postpone
E. display or attach (a sign, poster, etc.)
F. extinguish (a fire, light, etc.)

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B. Fill in the blanks with the correct phrasal verb (use the right form).

1.    I can’t _______ the noise anymore! It’s too loud in here.

2.    Don’t forget to _______ your shoes before going outside.

3.    The meeting was _______ until next week because the manager was sick.

4.    After you finish reading the book, please _______ it _______.

5.    The firefighters _______ the fire quickly.

6.    Can you help me _______ this poster for the school play?

TAKE?????

Give me 10 sentences with phrasal verbs with take!