Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs
My grandparents brought me
bring someone up raise a child
up after my parents died.
My teacher wants me to do
do something over do again (N.Amer.) my essay over because she
doesn't like my topic.
take someone/something
drop I have to drop my sister off at
somewhere and leave them/it
someone/something off work before I come over.
there
(of hair, teeth) become loose His hair started to fall out
fall out
and unattached when he was only 35.
recover from an illness, loss, I just got over the flu and
get over something
difficulty now my sister has it.
I am giving up smoking as of
give something up quit a habit
January 1st.
hold onto hold firmly using your hands Hold onto your hat because
someone/something or arms it's very windy outside.
put what you are holding on a You can put the groceries
put something down
surface or floor down on the kitchen counter.
I tore up my ex-boyfriend's
tear something up rip into pieces letters and gave them back to
him.
turn something off stop the energy flow, switch Your mother wants you to
turn the TV off and come for
off
dinner.