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Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs
Break down:
His health has broken down due to hard work.
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Bear down upon: attack of a warship on the ship of an energy
The Pakistani battleship bore down upon the Indian warship and gave it a
crushing defeat.
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Bear to:
I cannot bear to see my son going to school without books.
Phrasal Verbs with Blow
Blow up: to explode
The teacher was blown away by the poems written by his students
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Break down:
His health has broken down due to hard work.
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To call over:
The teacher called over the names of his students in the class.
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Call off:
The workers called off the strike.
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To take place:
When is your marriage come off?
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Do out: to cheat
He did me out of a large sum of money.
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Do without:
He cannot without my help.
Phrasal Verbs with Bear
Do
Do into: to suit instead, to serve
Please do this story into verses.
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Get in:
As soon as he saw me, he tried to get in my car.
Phrasal Verbs with Bear
Get
Get in:
As soon as he saw me, he tried to get in my car.
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Go off: to discharge.
The fire has gone off badly.
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Go on: to continue
Let him go on with his work.
Phrasal Verbs with Bear
Go
Go on with:
In spite of noise, he went on with his work.
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Go up: to increase
The prices of sugar have gone up.
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Go ahead: to advance
We went ahead with our studies.
Phrasal Verbs with Bear
Go
Go against: to go contrary
He went against the wish of his father and married a foreign girl.
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Go in: to enter
The peon opened the door and we went in.
Phrasal Verbs with Bear
Go
Go into: to enter
He went into the room and arranged the furniture,
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Go over: to examine
He went over the whole account item by item.
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Go away: to depart
Malaria went away in winter.
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Hold over:
Phrasal Verbs with Bear
Hold
Hold to:
Do you still hold to your plan of taking the examination again?
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Keep: to conceal
I shall keep nothing pack from you.
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Keep out:
These arm clothes will keep out cold.
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Keep off:
Please keep off the grass.
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Keep together:
They agreed to keep together during the evening.
Phrasal Verbs with Bear
Keep
Keep to: Stick to
You should keep to your moral values strictly.
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Keep out:
These arm clothes will keep out cold.
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Keep off:
Please keep off the grass.
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Keep together:
They agreed to keep together during the evening.
Phrasal Verbs with Lay
Lay aside: Put away, to forget
Please lay aside your shyness.
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Live at:
He lives at USA.
Phrasal Verbs with Look
Look after: to take care of
There is none to look after the poor child.
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Make up for:
We must make up for the lost title.
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Put up:
He is putting up with us these days.
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Put up:
He is putting up with us these days.
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Set out:
He has set out on his journey to Karachi.
Phrasal Verbs with Bear
Set
Set to: to begin
They set to work and finished it in a day.
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