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!! -- Complete First - Phrasal Verbs

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  • to be interested in something
    to read up on sth
    to be into sth
    to get on sth
  • to introduce a topic in a discussion
    to bring up
    to listen up
    to call out
  • to write a written text again on a piece of paper
    to go over
    to copy out
    to rub out
  • to board a plane/train/ferry/bus
    to get through
    to get on
    to get back
  • to arrive and register at a hotel or airport
    to pull over
    to pull up
    to check in
  • to return
    to get back
    to pull over
    to set out
  • to examine or look at something in a careful or detailed way
    to read up
    to go over
    to look through
  • to stop somebody feeling angry, upset or excited
    to talk sb into sth
    to tell sb off
    to calm sb down
  • to go on holiday
    to take off
    to check in
    to go away
  • to finish school/college at end of term/year
    to break up
    to check out
    to drop out
  • to fail to complete something (a university course / race)
    to fall behind
    to drop out
    to pull out
  • to complete successfully
    to turn up
    to burst out
    to get through
  • to use time, energy, etc. for a particular purpose
    to look through
    to read up on sth
    to devote sth to sth
  • to invent
    to make up
    to copy out
    to bring up
  • to give something (homework) to a teacher
    to copy out
    to hand in
    to hand out
  • to not make progress
    to drop out
    to fall behind
    to pull out
  • to read quickly
    to read up on sth
    to look through
    to read out
  • to reserve a place for somebody at a hotel/event
    to talk sb into sth
    to tell sb off
    to book sb into
  • to leave or escape from a person or place
    to break up
    to get away
    to set out
  • to suddenly start doing something (laughing/crying)
    to burst out
    to speak out
    to read out
  • to pay attention
    to turn up
    to set out
    to listen up
  • to leave a hotel after paying and returning your room key
    to check up
    to check in
    to check out
  • to progress or travel at the same rate/speed as others
    to devote sth to sth
    to stay over
    to keep up with
  • to become happy
    to turn up
    to take off
    to cheer up
  • to identify (details)
    to speak up
    to look through
    to pick out
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