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Bonjour,

Réponse :

1 I don't think they ever found out how the man escaped.

( to find out = découvrir/trouver )

2 The children went round the school and picked up all the rubbish.

( to pick up = ramasser )

3 This milk smells horrible; I think it has gone off.

( to go off = « tourner » / perdre son goût )

4 l rang the tourist information office but I couldn't get through. It's

engaged all the time.

( to get through =  joindre / avoir au téléphone )

5 The relationship was difficult at first, but I think she is getting on with him

quite well now.

( to get on with someone = s’entendre avec quelqu'un )

6 If she's still ill tomorrow, we'll have to put off the trip to France until

later in the month.

( to put off = remettre à plus tard )

7 I agreed to look after my sister's cat when she goes to France.

( to look after = s’occuper de )

8 We can go on with this exercise while the others are in the library,

( to go on = continuer/poursuivre )

9 Our English teacher said we should look through the textbook by the end

of the course,

( to look through = parcourir un document/livre …. )

10 I'm afraid this photocopier has run out of paper, but you can use the

in my office.

( to run out of = ne plus rester de / ne plus avoir de …)

Explications :

to get on with someone = s'entendre avec quelqu'un

to get along with someone = s'entendre avec quelqu'un/s'accorder