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    The document defines common phrases used to describe social interactions and maintaining relationships. It provides the meaning of phrases such as "to get on with" meaning to enjoy being with someone, "to stand by someone" meaning to be loyal, and "to hang out with" meaning to spend time with a group. It also lists phrases like "to come round" meaning to visit, "to keep up with" meaning to continue seeing someone, and "to meet up with" meaning to meet or get together.

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    The document defines common phrases used to describe social interactions and maintaining relationships. It provides the meaning of phrases such as "to get on with" meaning to enjoy being with someone, "to stand by someone" meaning to be loyal, and "to hang out with" meaning to spend time with a group. It also lists phrases like "to come round" meaning to visit, "to keep up with" meaning to continue seeing someone, and "to meet up with" meaning to meet or get together.

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    Unit 1 Page 11 - Phrasal Verbs

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    The document defines common phrases used to describe social interactions and maintaining relationships. It provides the meaning of phrases such as "to get on with" meaning to enjoy being with someone, "to stand by someone" meaning to be loyal, and "to hang out with" meaning to spend time with a group. It also lists phrases like "to come round" meaning to visit, "to keep up with" meaning to continue seeing someone, and "to meet up with" meaning to meet or get together.

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    . 9 to get on (with): to enjoy being with another person to stand by (someone): to be loyal to someone to hang out with: to spend time with a group of people to hang around: to be there when you are not wanted, or to not do anything much to come round: to visit to go round to: to visit to keep up with: to continue to see someone to meet up (with): to meet, to get together (with) / to pick up: to continue Page 11 Ex. 9 to get on (with): to enjoy being with another person to stand by (someone): to be loyal to someone to hang out with: to spend time with a group of people to hang around: to be there when you are not wanted, or to not do anything much to come round: to visit to go round to: to visit to keep up with: to continue to see someone to meet up (with): to meet, to get together (with) / to pick up: to continue Page 11 Ex. 9 to get on (with): to enjoy being with another person to stand by (someone): to be loyal to someone to hang out with: to spend time with a group of people to hang around: to be there when you are not wanted, or to not do anything much to come round: to visit to go round to: to visit to keep up with: to continue to see someone to meet up (with): to meet, to get together (with) / to pick up: to continue Page 11 Ex. 9 to get on (with): to enjoy being with another person to stand by (someone): to be loyal to someone to hang out with: to spend time with a group of people to hang around: to be there when you are not wanted, or to not do anything much to come round: to visit to go round to: to visit to keep up with: to continue to see someone to meet up (with): to meet, to get together (with) / to pick up: to continue

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