9 gaps to fill in with correct phrasal verb

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"With that quick temper he certainly takes ... his father. He is exactly the same."
"He saw her ... at the station."
"You had better put ... your cigarette because smoking isn't allowed in here."
"She put ... that look of not caring."
"It was a bit taken ... by this sudden reversal." - My guess => aback
"You don't take ... your sister." - My guess => along
"Our landlord put the rent ..."
"Parents never really get ... the death of a child." - My guess => over
"The agency put ... the campaign for a new car."

Please, fill in the gaps with a correct form of a corresponding verb which will suit the gap best.

Thanks in advance.

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

"With that quick temper he certainly takes after his father. He is exactly the same." take after ~ resemble; have a family resemblance with.
"He saw her off at the station." see off ~ accompany at leave taking
"You had better put out your cigarette because smoking isn't allowed in here." put out ~ extinguish (fire)
"She put on that look of not caring." put on a look ~ make a facial expression
"It was a bit taken aback by this sudden reversal." - My guess => aback OK, but the subject was supposed to be "I", I believe.
"You don't take after your sister." - My guess => along No. As above.
"Our landlord put the rent ..." ??? up? (raised the rent) (I don't use this expression, so I'm not sure.)
"Parents never really get over the death of a child." - My guess => over Right.

CJ

Marold · Answer

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9 gaps to fill in with correct phrasal verb

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