L1 Phrasal Verbs

turn up (late) for + [noun]

to arrive or appear somewhere. Example: Don't turn up late for the meeting.

set off + [noun / place]

to start a journey or leave for somewhere. Example: We set off for work at 8 AM.

catch up on + [noun / gerund]

to do something you didn't have time to do earlier. Example: I need to catch up on my sleep.

carry on + [gerund (Ving) / noun]

to continue doing something. Example: Carry on working, don't mind me.

settle down

to start a stable lifestyle or become calm. Example: He wants to settle down and start a family.

put off + [gerund (Ving) / noun]

to cause dislike, disgust, loss of interest, or to postpone. Example: The smell put me off my food.

grow up

to become an adult. Example: I grew up in a small town.

come across + [noun]

to find or meet by chance. Example: I came across an old photo yesterday.

come across as + [noun / adjective]

to give a certain impression. Example: He comes across as very confident.

make up my mind

to make a decision. Example: I can't make up my mind about this job offer.

carry out + [noun / noun phrase]

to perform or complete a task, plan, or experiment. Example: Scientists carry out experiments.

settle down with + [pronoun / noun]

to start a stable life with someone. Example: She settled down with her high school sweetheart.