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What is this phrasal verb?
Turn off
What are the two meaning of take off?
leave the ground on a plane / remove an item of clothing
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Look after
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Throw away
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Drop off
Explain the difference: wake up / give up
wake up - open your eyes/stop sleeping / get up - get out of bed
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Pick up
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Give up
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be over
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go off
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set off
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turn up
Explain the difference: look up / find out
search for specific information / discover information naturally
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put on
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look forward to
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check in
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come on
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go back
Explain the difference: go out / go away
go out - at night / go away - for a weekend/holiday/leave me alone!
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call back
Explain the difference: give back / take back / send back
give back - smthn you have borrowed / take back - smthn to a shop / send back - smthn you don't want (or return smthn by mail)
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pay back
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put away
Explain the difference: take out / throw away
remove / put in bin
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try on
Explain the difference: write down / fill in
take note / complete
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go on
What does it mean to "get on with somebody"?
To have a good relationship with somebody
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run out of
Explain the difference: look for / look round
try to find smthn you've lost / explore/browse an area


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