Phrasal Verbs 1 (B2.1) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Helen ... ... her mother. (have the same characteristics as)

Take after

Andrew is ... ... parliament. (be a candidate for)

Stand for

I won't ... ... such rudeness! (tolerate)

Stand for

Can you ... ... the dog's food? (attend to, take care of)

See to

Well have to ... ... getting you an office (make arrangements)

See about

I ... ... Steve in the supermarket yesterday (meet by chance)

Run into

My teacher is always ... ... me. (choose a person to punish)

Pick on

Where are you ... ... exactly? (go in the direction of)

Make for

Let's ... ... the town today. (look at everything)

Look round

The government is ... ... the problem. (investigate)

Look into

They ... ... the money her father gives them. (have as income)

Live on

Try to ... ... the lesson as much as you can. (take part in, contribute to)

Join in

Let's ... ... our plan once more. (discuss the details)

Go over

Barry has ... ... his illness now. (recover from)

Get over

What are you ... ... ? (suggest)

Get at

We'll have to ... ... a holiday this year. (manage without having)

Do without

How can we ... ... the traffic problem? (take action to solve a problem)

Deal with

I'm ... ... you to help me. (depend on)

Count on

Sue ... ... a large sum of money. (inherit)

Come into

Joe ... ... this old painting in the attic. (find by chance)

Come across

I ... ... some friends in Plymouth. (visit for a short time)

Call on

I'll ... ... you at six. (come to your house and collect you)

Call for

Jim ... ... you yesterday. (ask for news of)

Ask after

You must learn to ... ... ... yourself! (defend)

Stand up for

Oh dear, we've ... ... ... petrol! (have no more of)

Run out of

I can't ... ... ... these screaming children! (accept without complaining)

Put up with

This wonderful dinner ... ... ... the bad service. (compensate for)

Make up for

We are ... ... ... our holiday. (think we will enjoy)

Look forward to

I really ... ... ... my teacher. (admire)

Look up to

Our neighbours ... ... ... anyone without a car. (feel superior to)

Look down on

You're going too fast! I can't ... ... ... you! (stay in the same place as)

Keep up with

Julie has ... ... ... playing with dolls. (become too old for)

Grow out of

Do you ... ... ... sailing? (have as a hobby)

Go in for

What has young Bill been ... ... ...? (do something bad)

Get up to

I haven't ... ... ... decorating yet. (find time to do)

Get round to

I managed to ... ... ... working late. (avoid a responsibility)

Get out of

Stop talking and ... ... ... your work! (continue with)

Get on with

Do you ... ... ... your new boss? (have good relations with)

Get along/on with

Jack stole the money and ... ... ... it. (do something bad and not be punished)

Get away with

You must ... ... ... going to work. (have the strength and energy to do)

Feel up to

You must ... ... ... reality! (accept, deal with)

Face up to

I ... ... ... Bill and Sheila on my way home. (visit for a short time)

Drop in on

Have you ... ... ... an answer yet? (think of)

Come up with

I'm afraid we've ... ... ... a problem we can't solve. (meet, find)

Come up against

They are too far ahead for us to ... ... ... them. (reach the same place as)

Catch up with

I've decided to ... ... ... sugar. (reduce the amount of)

Cut down on