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Phrasal verbs that you can use ever yday
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- 2. Phrasal Verbs Verb + Preposition take+ off Verb + Adverb run + away Verb + Adverb+ Preposition look + up + for
- 3. Calm down = toget control of your emotions Exemple : “Calm down, Mike. There’s no need to yell.”
- 4. Break down = suddenlystop to working Exemple : “Why are you late? Did the bus break down?”
- 5. Take off = toleave the ground and begin to fly Exemple : “The plane took off three hours late.”
- 6. Look out/Watch out =to be careful Exemple : “Look out/Watch out! There`s a deer on the road.”
- 7. Go on = tocontinue = to happen Exemple : “He could no longer go on. It was very cold. What`s going on here?”
- 8. Get along with =to have a good relationship with somebody Exemple : “I don`t really get along with my neighbour.”
- 9. Grow up = tobecome a (mature)adult Exemple : “I want to be a fireman when I will grow up.”
- 10. Hang up = toput down the phone, to end the conversation Exemple : “Kate hung up on me. She didn`t want to speak anymore”
- 11. Look after = totake care of something/somebody Exemple : “He looked after her dog while she was away.
- 12. Check in = toregister after arriving somewhere Exemple : “We checked in to our hotel at 2 a.m.”
- 13. Find out = tolearn something new = to discover something Exemple : “How did you find out about the party?”
- 14. Call off = tocancel something Exemple : “The football game was called off because of the rain.”
- 15. Give up = tostop doing something Exemple : “Do you give up? No, I want another clue.”
- 16. Turn down = torefuse something Exemple : “He turned down this job. He wants a better one.”
- 17. Turn up = tofind something unexpectedly Exemple : “Don`t worry about it – something will turn up, you`ll see.”
- 18. Tear off = toquickly remove clothes Exemple : “She tore off the apron and ran into the room.”
- 19. Go for = tochoose something Exemple : “Instead of juice, I always go for water.”
- 20. Run out = tofinish all of something Exemple : “I`ve run out of milk.”