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Phrasal verbs are a combination of a
verb and a
preposition or
adverb that, when used together, take on a new meaning. Here are some
common phrasal verbs in English:
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Act up: Behave badly or strangely.
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Ask out: Invite someone on a date.
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Back down: Withdraw a claim or demand.
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Blow up: Explode; lose one's temper.
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Break down: Stop functioning; lose control of feelings.
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Bring up: Mention or raise a subject.
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Call off: Cancel something.
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Check out: Investigate or look at something.
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Come across: Find by chance.
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Cut back: Reduce in amount.
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Drop off: Fall asleep; deliver something.
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Fill out: Complete a form.
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Get along: Have a good relationship.
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Give up: Stop trying; surrender.
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Hold on: Wait a short time.
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Keep up: Continue at the same rate.
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Look into: Investigate.
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Make up: Invent a story; reconcile.
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Pass out: Faint or lose consciousness.
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Put off: Postpone.
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Run out: Have none left.
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Set up: Arrange; trick someone.
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Take over: Assume control of something.
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Turn down: Refuse or reject.
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Work out: Exercise; find a solution.
These phrasal verbs are widely used in everyday conversation and can greatly enhance your English fluency.
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