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Phrasal Verbs 1

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  • PUT UP WITH
    I can't stand his behaviour. He is always interrupting me.
  • To reduce the amount of something.
    CUT DOWN ON
  • I'm going to Tom's house, but just for a few minutes.
    DROP IN ON
  • Call me tonight! I want to know what's been going on with you.
    CATCH UP WITH
  • LOOK FORWARD TO
    I expect to see you soon.
  • RUN INTO
    Look! It's Tom. We bump into each other in the supermarket.
  • LOOK DOWN ON
    She such a big-headed! Always giving a sense of superiority.
  • She has such a strong character! She is just like her mother.
    TAKE AFTER
  • NAME AFTER
    Mafalda was given the name of a soap opera character.
  • GET ON WITH
    My cousin and I used to have a good relationship when we were kids. But we fell out a few years ago.
  • DEAL WITH
    When you decide to take on a career, you have to manage exhaustion and deadlines.
  • I know it was you who broke the glass, I'll make sure you don't escape the consequences.
    GET AWAY WITH
  • FACE UP TO
    You didn't pay your taxes, now you have to confront the consequences.
  • DO WITHOUT
    Would you be able to manage without a cellphone?
  • LOOK UP TO
    I truly admire people who stand for their rights.
  • I couldn't think of anything.
    COME UP WITH
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