Phrasal verbs review

Question	Answer
to be beside yourself	to be overcome by an emotion
to be off to	to leave a place, go somewhere else
to blurt out	to speak without thinking
to call off	to cancel
to call on (someone to do something)	to ask (someone to do something)
to come accross	to find by accident
to come forward	to volunteer for a task
to doze off	to fall into a light sleep
to drift off	to fall into a light sleep
to get into (doing something)	to start (doing something)
to give a hand	to help
to iron out	to resolve or work out (a problem)
to keep on (doing something)	to do something again and again
to make of	to interpret as the meaning of
to make light of	to treat an important matter as if it were unimportant
to put on the long finger	to postpone doing something
to put someone off something	to repel or repulse someone
to run into	to meet by accident
to take charge of	to accept responsibility for
to walk through	to explain or demonstrate something carefully

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