This document defines and provides examples for 10 common phrasal verbs in English: wake up, hang up, write down, figure out, make out, get back, ask out, break up, call off, and turn on. Each entry includes the meaning of the phrasal verb and an example sentence to illustrate its usage.

2. Wake up: To stand up from the
bed. Example: I wake up at 7
o’clock everyday

3. Hang up: To attend a call. Example:
Tom called and I hang up the phone
Write down: To write something on a
paper. Example: My teacher told me
to write the task down.
Figure out: To find new information.
Example: She thinks he’s not saying
the truth, she’ll figure it out.

4. Make out: To fix a trouble by talking. Example:
They were having a huge fight but at the end the
made out.

5. Get back: To return to the place
someone/something used to be. Example: She
was out of town but she got back yesterday.
Ask out: To invite on a date Example: Jim
asked Lisa out but she said no.
Break up: To end a relationship.
Example: They were together for almost six
years but the broke up.
Call off: To cancel something. Example: She
had a meeting at 10 o’clock but at 8 o´clock
she call it off.

6. Turn on: To switch something
on. Example: Could you please
turn the TV on? I want to see the
news.