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20 important phrasal verbs of the English language

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There are a lot of phrasal verbs in English that are widely used in speech. The difficulty for language learners is that their meanings are not always obvious.

1. Be back

Translation: return.

We will be back very soon. - We will be back very soon.

2. Break up

Translation: end the relationship.

They have broken up. - They broke up.

3. Calm down

Translation: calm down, calm down.

I managed to calm her down. - I managed to calm her down.

4. Come across

Translation: bump into, face.

Recently I came across an interesting article. - Recently, I came across an interesting article.

5. Come out

Translation: go out, appear.

It came out that he'd lied to us.. - It turned out that he lied to us.

6. Come up with

Translation: suggest an idea; ponder something.

He came up with a great proposal. - He made a great offer.

7. Count on

Translation: count on someone.

You can always count on me. “You can always count on me.”

8. Fall apart

Translation: fall apart (both literally and figuratively).

Their marriage is falling apart. - Their marriage is falling apart.

9. Figure out

Translation: find out discover

How it works. - We have to figure out how it works.

10. Get along

Translation: get along, handle.

I can't get along with him. - I can't get along with him.

11. Get over

Translation: overcome.

She couldn't get over the terms alone. - She could not cope with difficulties alone.

12. Hang out

Translation: spend time together; come off

Do you want to hang out this weekend? - Do you want to go somewhere on the weekend?

13. Hold on

Translation: to keep (both literally and figuratively); stay on the line.

Hold on! It's gonna be alright. - Hold on! Everything will be fine.

14. Look for

Translation: look for.

I'm looking for a job. - I'm looking for a job.

15. Look forward to

Translation: look forward to; look forward to.

We look forward to seeing you.. - We look forward to seeing you and me.

16. Pick up

Translation: pick up

I'll pick you up at five. - I'll pick you up at five.

17. Put off

Translation: save.

Never put off until you can today. - Never postpone for tomorrow what you can do today.

18. Sit down

Translation: sit down

He sat down on the sofa. - He sat on the sofa.

19. Wake up

Translation: wake up wake up

I often wake up during the night. - I often wake up in the middle of the night.

20. Work out

Translation: work out

Sometimes things. - Sometimes something goes wrong, as it would be desirable.

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