Here are the filled-in blanks with the appropriate forms of the phrasal verbs:

1. I can’t **put up with** his stupid jokes any longer.
2. Can you **put me through** to the manager?
3. If you know the answer, **put up** your hand, please.
4. Oscar Wilde’s comedy is first **put on** today in this theatre.
5. I **put in** a lot of effort for this research procedure.
6. We’ll just have to **put off** the meeting until everyone is back from holiday.
7. You can **put away** your luggage here! It looks heavy.
8. I’ve **put aside** some money for unexpected expenditure.
9. It’s time to go to bed, my darling, your toys **put away** in the cupboard.
10. Who would like to **put forward** a better plan?
11. “**Put the book back** on the shelf, please”, the librarian said.
12. It’s necessary to **put in** new central heating in this building.
13. After 3 hours, the firefighters finally **put out** the fire.
14. I asked the salesman to **put aside** a nice dress for me.
15. Josie has eaten so much fast food recently, so she must **put on** several kilos.