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I'm really into paint by numbers

to be interested in sth

I really need to cut down on the amount of chocolate I eat.

to reduce the amount.

I'm not sure what it is, but Peter pointed it out.

to direct someone's attention to someone/something

They are trying to keep up with the Joneses.

to progress or travel at the same rate/speed as others.

I'm just popping out to the shop.

to go into a place for a visit or short time

I'm not sure what's going to happen when they take over the world.

establish control of / occupy

The little ones like to make up stories about each other.

to invent/lie

We need to check in when we arrive at the airport.

to register yourself

Cheer up, phrasal verbs aren't that bad :-)

to become happy

We are going to chill out in San Sebastian this weekend.

relax

I need to book a ticket for the conference, or I'll miss out.

to reserve a place at a event/hotel - you won't be able to go

I like to hang around with Mary, she's so positive and friendly.

spend time with someone

When children are quiet, you know they are up to something.

to be doing something

Peter has dropped out of football match

to fail to complete something

Before you react, you need to calm down!

to stop feeling angry, upset or excited

We were busy playing cards, and Susan just burst out laughing

to suddenly start doing something (laugh/cry)

I know doing maths are difficult, but you'll get through it

to complete sth successfully

Before we continue, I would like to bring up the following topic ...

to introduce sth in a discussion

Even if the football ball is worn out, the kids still play with it.

to make it extremely damaged