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Phrasal verbs
Fichas del conjunto (106)
- 1get on withcontinue doing something especially work
- 2do uprepair or decorate a building so that it looks attractive
- 3clear upmake a place tidy
- 4go oncontinue
- 5wear outmake someone extremely tired
- 6pick upcollect someone or something
- 7take upstart doing an activity or hobby
- 8sum updescribe the important facts about something or someone
- 9get hold ofobtain
- 10have a gotry to do something
- 11take risksdo something even though something bad might happen
- 12make upsay or write something which is not true
- 13keep a promisedo what you said you would do
- 14not have a cluebe completely unable to guess or understand something
- 15get overfeel better after an illness or difficult situation
- 16live up tobe as good as something (expectations)
- 17hand backreturn something
- 18get away withdoing a bad action without a punishment
- 19point outtell/show someone information
- 20put offdelay an event or activity
- 21turn outto be known or discovered finally and surprisingly
- 22look backto think about something that happened in the past
- 23ask someone outinvite someone to go with you to a cinema, restaurant... because you want to start a romantic relationship with them
- 24break into somethingenter a building by force, especially in order to steal things
- 25break up (with someone)if two people break up, they end their relationship
- 26bring something backcause ideas, feelings, or memories to be in your mind again
- 27carry on with/ doing somethingcontinue doing something
- 28catch onbecome popular or fashionable
- 29catch uptalk to someone you have not seen for some time and find out what they have been doing
- 30chat someone upstart a conversation with someone because you want to start a romantic relationship with them
- 31check someone/something outexamine someone or something in order to be certain that everything is correct, true or satisfactory
- 32come up with somethingthink of an idea or a plan
- 33cover something uphide the truth about something
- 34cram something into somethingdo a lot of activities in a short time
- 35draw upif a vehicle draws up, it arrives at a place and stops
- 36drop someone offtake someone to a place in a car, usually without getting out of the car yourself
- 37end upbe in a particular place or state after doing something or because of doing something
- 38fall for somethingbelieve that a trick or joke is true
- 39fall for someonefall in love with someone
- 40fall out (with someone)stop being friendly with someone because you have had an argument or a disagreement with them
- 41find something outdiscover a fact or piece of information
- 42fish something outpull something out of a bag or other container
- 43get something acrossmake people understand something
- 44get back together (with someone)if two people who ended their romantic relationship get back together, they start having a relationship with each other again
- 45get by (on/with) somethinghave just enough of something such as money or knowledge to be able to do what you need to do
- 46get onbe successful in life or at work
- 47get on with someonehave a friendly relationship with someone
- 48get through somethingmanage to deal with a difficult situation
- 49give something upstop doing something that you do regularly
- 50go awayleave your home for a period of time, especially for a holiday
- 51go back on somethingfail to do something that you have promised or agreed to do
- 52go for somethingchoose a particular thing
- 53go offhappen in the way that had been planned
- 54go on to do somethingdo something after you have finished doing something else
- 55go outleave your house and go somewhere, especially in order to do something enjoyable
- 56go out with someonehave a romantic relationship with someone and spend a lot of time with them
- 57grow upchange from being a child to being an adult
- 58hang around togetherspend time with each other
- 59lash out at someonetry to hit someone suddenly
- 60leak outif private or secret information leaks out, it becomes known by the public
- 61leave someone/something outnot include someone or something
- 62let someone downmake someone disappointed by not doing something that they are expecting you to do
- 63lie instay in bed in the morning for longer than usual
- 64live on somethinghave a particular amount of money to buy the things that you need to live
- 65look back on somethingthink about a time or event in the past
- 66look forward to (doing) somethingfeel happy and excited about something that is going to happen
- 67look up to someoneadmire and respect someone
- 68make out (that)pretend that something is true
- 69make something upinvent a story, poem...
- 70make up (with someone)become friendly with someone again after having had an argument
- 71move on to somethingstop discussing or doing something and begin discussing or doing something different
- 72pass outsuddenly become unconscious
- 73pick someone upgo and meet someone, usually in a vehicle
- 74pick someone/something uplift someone or something up from a surface
- 75put someone uplet someone stay in your house
- 76put up with someone/somethingaccept an annoying situation without complaining, even though you do not like it
- 77rub off on someoneif a quality that someone has rubs off, it begins to affect another person so that they begin to have that quality too
- 78see someone offgo somewhere such as a station or airport with someone in order to say goodbye to them
- 79set time asidereserve time
- 80set something upstart a business or an organization
- 81settle inbecome familiar with a new way of life, place or job
- 82show something off to someoneshow people something you are very proud of so they will admire it
- 83sign up for somethingjoin a course or organization
- 84sleep incontinue sleeping after the time you usually get up
- 85sort something outdo what is necessary to deal with a problem, disagreement, or difficult situation successfully
- 86sort something outmake arrangements for something to happen
- 87split up (with someone)end a marriage or romantic relationship
- 88stand outbe easy to see or notice because of being different
- 89stay outnot return to your home, especially when it is late
- 90stick with somethingcontinue to do something
- 91take someone intrick someone into believing something that is not true
- 92take offif an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying
- 93take someone onstart to employ someone
- 94take something onaccept some work or responsibility
- 95take to someone/somethingbegin to like someone or something
- 96take something upstart doing something new as a habit, job or interest
fill a particular amount of space or time - 97talk someone into (doing) somethingpersuade someone to do something
- 98talk something throughdiscuss a plan or situation in a detailed way
- 99throw something awayget rid of something that you no longer want, for example by putting it in a dustbin
- 100touch downif an aircraft touches down, it lands
- 101tune outstop paying attention
- 102turn away from somethingrefuse to accept or use something any longer
- 103turn outdevelop in a particular way or have a particular result
- 104turn upcome somewhere unexpectedly
- 105weigh something upconsider the good and bad aspects of something in order to reach a decision about it
- 106work something outcalculate
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- Grupo B Inglés Fichas sobre Phrasal verbs, creado por Sonia De Oliveira Reales el 07/03/2016.
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