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Phrasal Verbs B1 (1)

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  • Collect someone in a car
    pick (someone) up
  • Get out of bed
    get up
  • The band _____ because they didn’t enjoy playing together any more. (get together / bring up)
    split up
  • Turn off something (e.g. computer)
    switch (something) off
  • My grandparents _____four children in a very small house. (brought up / went out)
    brought up
  • Arrive, come
    turn up
  • I _____ with my friends every weekend to play football. (get on / get together)
    get together
  • Leave on a journey
    set off
  • I need to _____ my flatmate’s dog when she goes on holiday. (bring up / look up)
    look after
  • Return
    get back / come back
  • Complete a form
    fill in something
  • Arrive at an airport as a passenger, or a hotel as a guest
    check in
  • When a plane leaves the ground
    take off
  • Put clothes on your body
    put (something) on
  • I _____ with everyone in my family. Everyone’s very friendly. (split up / get on)
    get on
  • When something (e.g. a car or computer) stops working
    break down
  • Stop (someone) sleeping
    wake (someone) up
  • End a phone conversation
    hang up
  • Return a phone call
    call (someone) back
  • Make a phone call
    ring up (someone)
  • My internet stopped working yesterday, so I _____ .
    switched off / switched it off
  • Make a place look clean
    tidy up
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