Ask out
Ask for help with a task.
Invite someone to go on a date.
Request information.
Ask for someone’s opinion.
Blow up
Increase in size.
Inflate.
Get angry.
Explode.
Break down
Stop functioning (machine), lose control emotionally
Start crying.
Separate into parts.
Lose weight.
Break up
Improve.
Interrupt.
Distribute.
End a relationship.
Bring up
Move something upwards.
Raise a child.
Elevate.
Mention a topic.
call off
Announce.
Start something.
Cancel.
Postpone.
Come across
Travel across.
Communicate clearly.
Find unexpectedly.
Appear on TV.
Could you ... the music, please? It’s too loud.
switch off
speak up
turn down
What is a phrasal verb?
A verb combined with a preposition or adverb (or both).
A noun that describes a place or a thing.
A single verb that is used in formal writing.
A verb that changes its tense irregularly.
Which one is a phrasal verb?
Cup of tea (something that someone really likes/enjoys)
A piece of cake (something very easy)
A pack of cards (a set of playing cards)
Give up (to quit or stop trying)
