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CAE Phrasal Verbs 2

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Go over To review or examine something carefully. Ex: I will go over the exam's official answers, because I guess the last one is wrong.
Get through To successfully complete or pass something. Ex: My brother managed to get through his driving test.
Give up To stop doing something or quit a habit. Ex: Mr. Watson gave up smoking, since the doctor warned him about his ailing health.
Looking forward to To anticipate something with pleasure. Ex: I'm looking forward to our beach day because I feel extremely stressed on these days.
Look after To take care of someone or something. Ex: Our neighbour always looks after her poppies and sunflowers before going to work.
Look into To investigate or examine something. Ex: Let's look into new subjects to develop digital skills.
Make up for To compensate for something bad or missing. Ex: My dad made up for being absent on my brother's birthday by travelling abroad with him.
Pick up To learn or acquire something informally. Ex: I picked up basic French when I attended an internship program in Montreal.
Put off To delay or pospone something. Ex: We put off our cousins' meeting to November as we couldn't agree on a specific date.
Put up with To tolerate or endure something unpleasant. Ex: I learned to put up with my work colleague's mistreatment, because I needed experience as an intern.
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