How To Learn Phrasal Verbs Easily Get along: Have @ good relationship with someone: Fall part: Break inte pieces. Look forward to: Wait for or anticipate something pleasant. Carry on: Continue: Hold on: Weir. De ever: De something again from the beginning Come down: Fall ill Hens up: Encl @ phone call. Come back: Return. Call off: Cancel Name after: Give someone @ name to remember another one. Try on: Pur on to make sure a piece of clothing fits Keep away: Don't allow someone near something. Clean up: Tidy and clean. Pur away: Save. Calm down: Stop being angry or emotionally excited. Think over: Consider aomething carefully. ‘Turn down: Reject an offer/invitation/application. Ge on: Continue. Find our: Discover. Turn on: Start ¢ machine Fill up: Fill comething completely. Pick up: Collect. Pace out: Feint, lore consciousness, Ache for: Went something or someone a lor. Cheer up: Be lees unhappy. Head out: Go out. Fill cut: Complete a form. Figure out: Find the onewer te a problem. Look for: Try to find Get up: Get out of bed. Sit down: Move from @ standing position to @ sitting one Look after: Take care of a child. a house. a pet Run after: Chase, pursue Watch our: Be careful Aske out: Invite someone for @ date. Eat out: Eat at a restaurant. Move in: Start living in a place. Get through: Endure or deal with a difficult experience. Break up: Break inte many pieces, Finish a reletionship. Heng out: Spend time socially. Deal with: Take action in onder to solve a problem Run away: Leave home because of problems with others, Go out: Leave a place Give up: Surrender. step trying. Wash up: Clean everything used to prepare food ond eat it, Make up: Invent. Throw away: Discard something when no lenger needed. Run our: Have none left Pay back: Repay money borrowed.