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New activities phrasal verbs: vocabulary

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  • TAKE UP (a hobby)
    to start something new
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  • JOIN IN
    to participate in an activity
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  • GET INTO
    to become interested in something
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  • KEEP UP
    to continue doing something
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  • PACK IN / GIVE UP
    (a hobby/activity) = to stop doing something
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  • to sign up
    to enrol or register for something
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  • to be into something
    : if you’re into something, you’re really enjoying it
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  • to back out
    it is the opposite of ‘keep up’, to leave, to withdraw, to lose your interest
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  • to fritter away on
    to waste (time) on unnecessary things
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  • to idle away
    to spend time relaxing and doing nothing
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  • to while away
    to spend time relaxing when you have nothing to do
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  • to mess around
    to spend time doing various things that are not important
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  • to put in
    to spend a particular amount of time doing something
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  • take time out (from/of)
    to stop doing what one is doing in order to do something else for a while
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  • to set aside time (for)
    to keep time for a particular purpose
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  • to carve out time (for)
    to find (time) to do something
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