Learning phrasal Verbs in English is tricky and often frustrating. It is essential; however, that you try and learn as many possible meanings and their uses, as English natives will rarely use anything else.
1. Come down with something: Caer enfermo con
2. Go off (Alarm clock): Sonar
3. Go off (bomb): Estallar
4. Go out (a fire): Apagarse (por si solo)
5. Go on strike: Ponerse de huelga
6. Come in handy: Resultar útil
7. Back up: Respaldar
8. Work it out: Solucionar
9. Not work out: Fracasar
10. Tear up: Romper
11. See off: Despedir
12. Use up: Consumir
13. Give up: Dejar de
14. Point out: señalar
15. Put off: Posponer
16. Tell Apart: Distinguir
17. Drag on: No acabar
Examples:
1. Sorry, I don’t feel very well. I think I’m coming down with flu or something.
2. During the week my alarm clock goes off at 6.45 a.m.
3. The bomb went off destroying only a few cars. Luckily, no one was killed.
4. How long do you think it takes for a fire to go out on its own?
5. Recently, the whole transport department went on strike. I had to take taxis for three weeks.
6. The post-it has been a clever little invention. They come in handy all the time to make quick notes.
7. I know you don’t agree me Sir but I’m afraid my boss will also back me up.
8. We have been arguing for months but I know we can work it out because we made a commitment.
9. We tried and it didn’t work out. We are still very good friends, though.
10. I read the letter she left but then I tore it up as I was so angry.
11. We went to see my sister off at the airport. She was going to Australia live.
12. Who’s used up all the toothpaste? I need to buy some more before I go to work.
13. I gave up smoking three years ago. It was the best thing I ever did.
14. He kindly pointed out that there was a mistake in the invoice.
15. Because of the bad news we thought it was best to put the wedding off until next summer.
16. I can’t tell those twins apart. Which one’s Bill and which one’s Ben?
17. The meeting dragged on for hours, I never thought it was going to end.
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