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Phrasal verbs I

Separable phrasal verbs

TermDefinition
ask out to ask someone on a date
call back to return a phone call
call off to cancel
call up to make a phone call
cross out to draw a line through something
do over to complete something again
figure out to find a solution
fill in to write information into the blanks on a form
fill out to complete a form (words or sentences)
fill up to put gas in a vehicle
give up to quit
hand in to give something to someone (usually a teacher)
hand out to give out something (especially papers)
hang up to end a phone call
look up to check or search for
make up to lie or invent
pick up to give someone a ride / to lift something up
put away to place something in the spot it was originally in
put off to postpone or delay
put on to add clothing
put out to place something outside / to be inconvenienced
start over to begin again
shut off to stop a machine or light
take off to remove clothing
tear down to disassemble or completely take apart
tear off to rip something away from something else
tear up to rip something into many pieces
throw away to put something into the trash
throw out to put something into the trash
turn down to lower the volume
turn off to stop a machine or light
turn on to start a machine or light
turn up to increase the volume / to appear suddenly
wake up to stop sleeping
write down to write on a piece of paper
Created by: ClaraCann
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