1) Tell them you don't want to do it anymore and don't beat yourself (down/up) about it. 2) The drums were beating (off/out) a new rhythm. 3) Even in late autumn with the rain beating (down/out), it is nice and cosy. 4) He had been beaten (off/up) by some hooligans and looked terrible. 5) I kept beating myself (out/up) about the cruel words I had said. 6) We hardly managed to beat (off/up) the hungry seagulls. 7) The hot African sun was beating (up / down) on our aching heads.

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Василий Алехин

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26 марта, 20:46

1) Tell them you don't want to do it anymore and don't beat yourself (down/up) about it. 2) The drums were beating (off/out) a new rhythm. 3) Even in late autumn with the rain beating (down/out), it is nice and cosy. 4) He had been beaten (off/up) by some hooligans and looked terrible. 5) I kept beating myself (out/up) about the cruel words I had said. 6) We hardly managed to beat (off/up) the hungry seagulls. 7) The hot African sun was beating (up / down) on our aching heads.

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София Воронцова · Answer 1

1) Tell them you don't want to do it anymore and don't beat yourself up about it. 2) The drums were beating out a new rhythm. 3) Even in late autumn with the rain beating down, it is nice and cosy. 4) He had been beaten up by some hooligans and looked terrible. 5) I kept beating myself up about the cruel words I had said. 6) We hardly managed to beat off the hungry seagulls. 7) The hot African sun was beating down on our aching heads.