D. Fill in the correct preposition. Example: He travels (travel) to school by tube every morning. 16. His sister and her friends hang … at the harbour at weekends. 17. I’ve run out … bread, so I’ll buy some after work. 18. If a burglar breaks into your flat, you should hand … your money. 19. She saw a policeman running … a robber. 20. Tom ran … an old friend when he was at the shopping centre.

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His sister and her friends hang out at the harbour at weekends. “Hang out” means spend time socially.
I’ve run out of bread, so I’ll buy some after work. The phrasal verb is “run out of”.
If a burglar breaks into your flat, you should hand over your money. “Hand over” means give something to someone.
She saw a policeman running after a robber. “Run after” means chase.
Tom ran into an old friend when he was at the shopping centre. “Run into” means meet by chance.

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