TAKE DOWN (4), PUT UP (1), GO THROUGH (1)

take down = remove from a place high

examples:

• She took down the old posters and put up new ones.
• When the holidays were over, we took down all the Christmas decorations. 
• I took down all my books from the shelves and let Tommy put his. 
• We have to take the curtains down one by one and wash them. 
• We had to take down all our encyclopaedias from the bookcase to help Judy with her school project. 
• We took down all the pictures from the walls and dusted them. 

 put up = put on the wall or somewhere high
examples:

• He has put up posters on all walls in his bedroom.
• The teachers have put up a notice about art classes at school.
• We have put up some nice pictures in the living room.
• We put up some wonderful Christmas decorations all over the house.
• They have put up many signs with useful information on the roads.
• They have put up some important information on the notice board. You should go and check it out.
• The final scores will be put up on the notice board tomorrow.
• We put up the school flag.

go through = experience something unpleasant
examples:

• They have both lost their jobs and they are going through a very difficult time.
• Now that they have lost their child they are going through hell.
• After the divorce they both went through a difficult phase.
• You cannot imagine what I went through living with Jimmy as my roommate! He never wanted to do any housework!
• She went through a lot being married to a man with a drinking problem for so many years.
• We 've been going through a bad period recently but we are optimistic.