Three-part phrasal verbs expressing anticipation, avoidance, and escape
Q1. We look forward ___ hearing from you
LOOK FORWARD TO means anticipate. Correspondence is awaited. Formality concludes.
Q2. He got out ___ doing the dishes by pretending to sleep
GET OUT OF means evade responsibility. Dishes await. Cleverness is noted.
Q3. She put ___ the confrontation until Monday
PUT OFF means postpone. Confrontations loom. Cowardice is human.
Q4. They ran away ___ their responsibilities
RUN AWAY FROM means逃避. Responsibilities persist. Courage is required.
Q5. He got away ___ cheating on the test
GET AWAY WITH means escape consequences. Cheating is risky. Luck occasionally intervenes.