What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To CARRY sth OUT: To do or complete something.
What are the phrasal verbs and what do they mean?
1) To TURN OUT: To happen, often unexpectedly 2) To TURN (sb) DOWN: To refuse / To refuse sb's request
What are the phrasal verbs and what do they mean?
To LOOK LIKE sth: to appear likely to happen: 2) To SIT sth OUT: To not participate in an acitivity
What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To TURN INTO: To change or develop from one thing to another
What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To GET sth ACROSS (to sb): To communciate or explain sth
What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To RUN OUT of sth: To finish, use, or sell all of something, so that there is none left:
What are the phrasal verbs and what do they mean?
1) To USE sth UP: To finish a supply of something 2) CALL IN: To phone a place (usually work) in order to give or get information
What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To CALL sb BACK: To return a call / To call again
What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To CALL sth OFF: To Cancel
What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To COME ACROSS sb/sth: To Discover
What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To COME (A)ROUND to sth: To change your opinion of something
What are the phrasal verbs and what do they mean?
1) To COME UP WITH sth: To suggest or think of an idea or plan 2) To Log on (to sth) Connect to a computer system
What's the phrasal verb and what does it mean?
To COME FROM sb/sth/swh: To be the cause oir source of sth
