Phrasal verbs

ask after

ask for news about

back down

stop demanding sth, stop saying that you will do sth

back out

decide not to do sth you agreed to do

bank on

depend on sth happening

break down

stop working (for a machine)

bring forward

change the date/time of an event so it happens earlier

bring in

introduce a new law or system

bring on

cause (illness)

bring out

produce and start to sell a new product

bring up

look after a child until he or she becomes an adult

start discussing a subject

call for

require, need

demand

call off

cancel

carry on

continue

carry out

perform an experiment

catch on

become popular or fashionable

understand

catch up with

reach the same point/ level

chase after

follow sb/sth quickly in order to catch them

check in

register at a hotel or an airport

check out

leave a hotel

investigate

clear up

get brighter and cleaner ( for weather)

close down

stop operating

come around

happen again

be persuaded

come across

meet sb by chance

come by

get sth which is hard to get it

come down with

start to suffer from a minor illness

come forward

offer help or information

come into

inherit

come off

suceed

come on

develop or making progress

start to be broadcast

come out

be published

come round to

become conscious

come up with

think of (idea)

count on

rely on, trust

cross out

draw a line through sth written

cut down on

do less of sth
reduce an amount of

cut off

make it difficult or impossible to enter, leave or communicate with
stop the supply of sth
disconnet

dawn on

if someone dawn you, you realise it for the first time

deal with

handle, cope with

die down

become less noisy, powerful or active

do away with

get rid of

do up

repair, paint or improve

do without

lilve without (sth you can’t afford)

draw up

creat (plants, ect)

dress up

put on fancy or unusual clothes

drop in (on)

visit unexpectedly

drop off

let someone get out of a vehicle

fall asleep

drop out (of)

leave school, ect before you have finished a course

drown out

prevent a sound from being heard by making a louder noise

face up to

accept sth and try to deal with

fall for

fall in love with

belive a (trick/lie/joke)

fall out (with)

have an argument with and stop being friends

feel up to

feel well enough to do

fill in

add information in the spaces on a document

find out

discover information

flick through

turn and look at the pages of a magazine quickly

get (sb) down

make sb feel sad or lose hope

get along with

have a good relation ship (with)

get at

try to express

get away with

escape punishment for

get back

return from a place

get by

manage to survive

get on with

have a good relationship (with)

get on for

be almost particular time, number, age

get on with

continue doing

get over

recover from (an illness)

get round to

start (after planning to do sth for a long time)

give away

give free of charge

reveal sth you are trying to hide

give in

stop making an efford to achieve sth difficult

give off

produce sth such as heat or a smell

give up

stop doign sth you do regularly

go away

go on a holiday

go down (as)

be remembered for have done sth

go in for

enter ( a competition, etc)

like

go into

deal with sth in detail

go off

be no longer fresh

explode, be fire

stop liking

go on

continue happening or doing sth

do sth after doing sth else

go over

repeat or think about again in order to understand completely

go/ come round to

go/ come to sb’s house to visit them

grow on

if sth grows on you, you start to like it more

grow out of

develop from