Come across Find, usually by accident Come along Accompany Come apart Break, separate Come back _ Return to one's possession Come on Progress, to develop Come through Survive, to endure Come up Come towards, to approach Come over Affect Cut down Bring down by cutting Cut off Stop providing funds to someone Cut out Remove, omit Cut through Take a shortcut through Cut up Cut into smaller pieces, parts Fall down Fall to the ground, to collapse Fall in Collapse inwards Crack up Laugh heartilyMeaning: Summon; to cause to depart E.g. | was called away from the meeting to deal with a medical emergency. Meaning: Shout out in order to summon (a person) Eg. | leant out of the back door and called for Lucy. Meaning: Request, demand E.g.The government has called for an end to hostilities in the region. Meaning: Communicate with a base etc, by telephone Eg. | was too unwell to work yesterday so | called in sick. Meaning: Recall; to cancel or call a halt to Eg. If you want me to call off the dog, then get off my land. Meaning: Visit (a person); to pay a call to Eg. | really should call on my aunt more often. Meaning: Have recourse to; to summon up Eg. Exhausted, he called on his last ounce of strength. Meaning: Challenge; denounce; point out; charge Eg. She called them out on their lies.asal Verbs with to summon to carry on another activity They was called away from the lesson to dela with a medical emergency. to visit again, to telephone again Call back fen you back you. to stop briefly Ca | FW The bus called at the station recall; to cancel or calla halt to Ca | | Yai She decided to call off her regular press conference. to need something Ca | | fo | @y They made repeated calls for donations. EEN English Study Here to cause, to come into action or existence 11) yaa) He called forth all his courage. to make a short visit Call on She's planning to call on Jim today. | | to challenge to fight a duel SU: He called her out on her lies.Look out Look from within to the outside Look up Have better prospects, to improve Make after Chase Make towards Head in the direction Make up Apply cosmetics or makeup to Make up Compensate, fill in or catch up Make out Manage, get along Mess up Make a mess of Move on Leave somewhere for another place Pass away Die Pass by Travel past without stopping Pass out Distribute, to hand out Pass off Happen Pick out Distinguish Pick up Lift; to grasp and raise Pull away Move aheadto examine something quickty Bere) ae) Cte Wie wil lookover these figures foe ‘yeu fo read something quickly Lock through (eee ea chance io mad & compiniaty, Fo watch or take cite of someone or something foo aN a hitgelaerterd nerptelsen to think about what may happenin the future They need ip loakalsead tp main a decision for {heb company. fo visita place and look at the things init wal spend ail day looking round the cy. fo thinkabouta subjectcarefully We are iooaing at the various possitdities, PETG +2 tink about something hatbappened nthe past aS When look back, len Sled with happiness, fo search for'someone or something, to seek Tam looking for Susan. Have you seen her?Give up Stop or quit (an activity, etc) Go ahead To begin Go along Participate, cooperate, or conform Go around Move or spread from person to person Go away Depart or leave a place Go down Fall (down), fall to the floor Go forward Progress Go off Explode Go on Continue in extent Go out Leave one's abode to go to public places Go round Circulate Go together Harmonize or be compatible Go towards Be acontribution to Hang out Spend time doing nothing in particular Hang on Wait a moment (usually imperative) Hold on Keep; to store something for someone| POT "cing: Lower the setting of cud £.g, Could you back off the volume a bit? It's really Loud. PERT Him Meaning: Reverse a vehicle onto something g. The car backed onto my toe. PERT Mcoving: Overlook something from the rear CUA ULUEP eo. 4y house backs onto the canal. Meaning: Withdraw from something one has agreed rie to do .g. She backed out of organizing the fund-raising, ah. Meaning: Move a vehicle backward ap £., Bock up the car alittle, you're blocking the driveway. Meaning: Reconsider one’s thoughts Backup E,g, This isn't working. Let's back up and think about if. Meaning: Rely upon another team’s loss in order mi to advance to the post-season Eq, The 2006 St. Louis Cardinals backed into the playoffs.PHRASAL VERBS WITE "GIVE Meaning: Make a gift of (something) Give away, % £g,1 dn Ue that bok, so gave it avoy Meaning: Unintentionally reveal a secret, or expose TENE someone 4 He gave himself onay vith a stupid i. Meaning; Return, restore eed te E.g. Give me back my book! Ma Meaning; Emit or release something 4g, The chimney gave forth a cloud of grey smoke, Meaning: Issue; to distribute Give out .g.Cen you help me te give cut the new beoks to the class please? Meaning: Entrust (something) to another E.g. She gove the deeds over tothe solicitor. Meaning: Surrender (someone or something) eno Eg. They gave him up tothe police. Meaning: Vield to persistent persuasion CNS 4g, The mother gave uay fo her crying childPHRASAL VERES CF Meaning: Be very busy doing many different things CH Example: Ive been running about all. week getting everything ready for the holidays. & Meaning: Cross by running CF Example: The police ran across the bridge to catch the criminal. > Meaning: Chase CH Example: That dog will get hurt if he continues to run after cars. Run along & Meaning: Leave; to make one’s way somewhere else & Example: Well, | must be running along now or I'U be Late for supper. Rum around Meaning: Be very busy doing many different things o ge | don't want to run around all week getting everything ready for the holidays. CF Heaning: Spend a lot of time doing things for another person or group of people og se have spent all morning running around after the kids CF Meaning Flee by running CP Example: The crowd had to run away from the burning structure with only the clothes on their backs. ESL.COMEg, is mother passed cway last year. @ = Hit byavehicle Za E.g, Two children were run over and killed. = Become sick Titi E.g, think Im coming doun with flu, ' h. = Free yourself from an illness Eg. 'm trying to fight off a cold. = Become conscious E.g. When he came fo, he was Lying on the floor with his = hands tied behind his back. @ = Faint, lose consciousness E.g. People everywhere were passing out from the heat. y Se = Recover from something E.g. It's taken me ages to get over the flu. ESL.COMPHRASAL VERBS along down on to decline in number or size The battery has run down; to tell sb to go away to continue without Run along now, children! interruption i it needs recharging. M 1'm busy. The discussion ran on for hours. after over to chase . to look at quickly Why da ease un after We'lljust run over ‘ the main points again. across d to meet or to find aroun unexpectedly to be very busy Iran across some old doing lots of things friends at the party. . The child ran around into all day in the garden to experience sth unexpectedh awa’ pe pectedly; : \ ‘ y b I’ve run into a difficulty against hs cave a Place ors with the project. to oppose towards sb or sth prikoners ran away Luck was really running the prison. . from the prison against you yesterday! Ure ae et Lat]RUN Run into Run across Enter by running Cross by running EgHeraninto the building. Eg. The police ran across the bridge to catch the criminal. Lose power slowly ‘ 4 Chase Eg. If you don't switch off Eg. That dog will get hurt if thecarlights, you wilrun ee 77 hecontinues to run after the battery down, cars, Run back a 2, Runagainst Rewind a film or Oppose, make cassette ie y difficulties Eg.Can yourun it back to uo yy Eg. Luck is really running the beginning, please? against you tonight! Leave serety with Ive fomake one's another person oe a a Eg, Well, Imust be running Eg She ran away with my 4 ire long now or I'll be late for supper.Phrasal Verbs to oppose Luck is really running against you this day. English Seudy tell someone about something | would like to run some ideas by you about my home. . lose power or stop working Battery of remote control device has run down. | Run against Run by arrest Criminals have been run in. hit something by accident while driving A taxi ran into little dog at the road. Continue without interruption | hope this lesson doesn't run on too long. to chase someone or something | wish my cat wouldn't run after trucks. read through or practise something quickly He ran over his notes before going the home. www.englishstudyhere.Phrasal Verbs With Lisa? refrain, control yourself couldn't keep from playing football. not allow someone out. Children were keptin after school. to not touch something He kept off the subject of his divorce. to avoid someone or something You must keep away medicines from children. Keep something near you | keep my notebook around when I'm doing my work. continue He has to keep on delivering. no vomit The meat was so terrible that | struggled to keep it down. www.englishgrammarhere.com @along up conymesosamb, noghumamboa, nogxogume nosbimamt "This idea goes along * 6 up the hil unit well with my poper,” you reach te top. = Does the red wine go *// my rent goes up along with rab agoin, I'm gonna hove tomove out! over npotimu, npocmompeme.. nnepetteomumbea + Lets go over this together eg “Bo you usally 90 over your notes before class? "that aid g0 over welt out by Wspenmee es. Npoxogumb MuMO, suibupamboaus — phoyogume tuned) gomy + We go by the coffee “The fire went ut shop everyday after three days. What name do you go They love to-go by an Skype? cout every Saturday righ. back away Re seprymbca yiimu, yxogut SOG, + When are you 21° «yelled at the dogs to make BREE GRIESE stueed ote dprtomes een pack ame tHe «i you dont so away, WU call + You have to go back! tha police. for Hamepesambea, Hanpasnambos on with npogonxamb + think we should go on with the meeting. + How can go on with this weather? + Please, go on with your story! 10s very nice! + Our team is going for the gold medal in the Olympics. + You should go for itt + I ould go for pepperoni pizza tonight! * She went there for fun. down nonuxkambes, enyemumbes ymenbuume +All prices went down ‘gaint + They went down to Texas to visit Deltas. + In Siberia the tempera ture goes down t0 -60°CEnglish Study Here to deal with something Go ab | want to solve this problem but | don’t know how to go about it. to try to get something Go after He is planning to go after his friend's project. to oppose or to disagree with someone or something Go ag Bis The people's votes went against us. to start or to continue to do something, G oa i] ead especially after waiting for permission Why don't you go ahead and eat it? to continue to happen or to develop iS) along He is under the radar but he is going along well to travel to all parts of a place Go arou They will go around in the evening. to move from or leave a person or place Go away We should tell them to go away. to return to a person or activity or place She will never go back.Phrasal verbs - GO + rise, increase, 1 Chase or folew somebody ‘examine or check bette big soytogee ‘= happen, be done something carepuiy | | + Pe bull someehing scart ‘eave your house t0 goto a special vere + seop burning over? after snead cee away on O@ ack “Fall co he ground + become reduced In price, moun, quomity coneinue ‘+ appen, cake lace ‘choose: + like or acre + sep working ‘enter 9 09mm, 2 or Functioning house bedroom to say Heo. 11. You should go___your essay before oF ue. you hand iein to your eeacher. 2. Lats 20__ tothe hovel. Tm 1. George went_____to the catlar wo bring a boete of wine, 2. GO_____!T can't talk t0y0U rine now Tmvery busy. 3. Myparenes have gone _ exhausted after Five hours oF sightseeing, 2. Life expectancy has gone___ froin 70 10 73 recent. 29. INe been going _ that job for three _for dinner. vere Tete ecm na 2. ter aus Wi ft deve og eretbertue | SYS ane sx he falied to.catch him. 126. was uriting an emait when the ight wene 5. New aparements are going_ _allover ‘the west Coast. 17. Yesterday J was late For school because J 6 The bomb wene_ Due foreunatety adage new es pec nt no one was seriousiy injured. toon @ Wecuren: pee nee 28. There's a party going _ without them. They are @ crucial part. Weah boule helse. 8. Mr. Stevenson doesn't go much si yaien aie Sain. 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He got involved in a silly problem. =, a We're getting married next year. 3-5Phrasal verbs - GET + gee out oF bed + rise 40 your Foee ‘couse to be Understood ‘nave a Friendly relationship succeed in Flvshing a cask + have a holiday + escape “recover from an illness + overcome a probiern manage to survive in spite OF dgficuteies becone known nes, Information! + dismount or descend stare dong or + golnside acer, ) | + s2€ serious coneioue doing | eave » bun room, pome about opie an aceiiey + arrive aca train, plane or a place place Complete the sentences with across, along, 20. Kate haste go _ her separation aay, by, down (20) In, OFF, On, OU, Over, with Mar -through or up. 41. The burglar got _ before we came back hore. 22. When Mov got______ the plane, she saw all her fanity waiting For her. 2B. Lets get_ Dusiness. 24. Linda's been unemployed for six months. she's gecting _ ‘thanks t0 her parents’ help. 15. After the concert the audience got __ afd applauded for ten minutes. 16. Do Steve and Jess get 2 29. Can you tell me where I should get 2 1. My daughter is an early bird. fhe gees ____a87 every day oF the week. How can Tom get______on his poor salary? 3. Pat usually Falls to get her joxes _ Sim goe_ bis exams withour much effort. You'd better gee: _ the back seat. ‘ve got my son's safeey seat in the front. Ive never got__ with my brother in- law. Ti this secret gees_ youll be in x oun 28. We hope to gee _ For a few days at Easter. lupe cintes we coos barrows |B ay seu ca Zzare______heren ste ase ot the key, has she? You should gee ‘with your, = Te 200k fomenekrichetour 20. Te took me two weeks to get the cerribie fu.