Homework

1. He got in the car, pulled out of the driveway, and drove away.
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off
up
>> Correct
2. I can\'t out believe you pulled that ! (= managed to achieve this) 
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out
up
>>  off
3. The other candidates have now pulled off of Johnson. = Johnson is now behind the other candidates.
up
off
ahead
>> ahead
4. He drove the car to the gate. = He pulled up to the gate.
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up
ahead
>> Correct
5. It was a close race until Peter pulled away from the other runners and won by a whole minute. 
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away
>> Correct
6. I\'m pulling for him. = I\'m hoping he\'ll win/succeed/etc.
for
away
in
>> Correct
7. He\'s pulling up $80,000 a year. = He\'s making $80,000 a year.
in
for
up
>> in
8. The police officer pulled him through (= stopped him) because he was driving without his lights off.
through
up
over
>> over
9. I\'m sure she\'ll pull over. = I\'m sure she\'ll recover, be well again, etc. 
over
off
through
>> through
10. He signed up for the event, but had to pull off (= cancel) because he didn\'t have time to go.
out
off
back

>>  out