Transcript Phrasal Verbs - HistoryVault.ie

Phrasal Verbs
How to
Phrasal Verb Groups
Relationships
Actions
(& Feelings)
Time
Debate
(& Study)
Moderation
Opportunity
Relationships
Relationships I

Counting on you

Ask/ take someone out on a date

Fall out with a friend

To give into someone’s demands

Make up with someone you fell out with

To back up a colleague’s suggestion

Look up to an idol

To offer your condolences

Fall for someone you love

To give up on someone (lose faith in them)

Put someone down

Pick on someone

Put up with someone you don’t like

Let someone down

Help out a friend in need

Keep at someone

Give your time to someone

Fed up with someone

Look after someone

To get along with someone

Pay someone a compliment

Get through to someone

To go out with someone

To bring someone down

To break up with someone

To bring someone up

To call on somone

To catch up with someone
Relationships II
 To check someone out
 To hold someone back
 To cheer someone up
 To keep someone out all night
 To cut in on a conversation
 To let someone in
 To cut someone off
 To look down on someone
 To drop someone off
 To look out for someone
 To get back at someone
 To pay someone back
 To get together
 To run into someone
 To give someone away
 To set someone up
 To go after someone
 To take after someone
 To go against someone
 To work something out with
someone
 To grow apart
 To hang out with someone
Moderation
Moderation I
 To cut back on something
 To hang up
 To cut down on something
 To fill up
 To cut out something
 To fill out
 To run out of something
 To fill in
 To use something up
 To drop back
 To turn/ switch something on
 To do away with something
 To turn/ switch something off
 To cut off something
 To turn something down/ up
 To cross something out
 To put something out
 To keep something up
 To keep on doing something
 To hold something back
 To draw a line under something
Debate, Argue & Study
Debate, Argue & Study I
 To point out something
 To look into something
 To hear someone out
 To look something over
 To see someone’s point
 To look something up
 To get your point across
 To make something up
 To make a point
 To mix something up
 To make a case for/ To argue your
case/ to argue your point
 To pick something out
 To back something up
 To break something down
 To bring something up
 To figure something out
 To go back over something
 To look through something
 To run through something
 To think something over
 To try out something
 To get down to something
 To check over something
 To put something to the test
Time
Time I
 To Clock in *
 To Get together
 To Clock out *
 To Hang out
 To take time off *
 To Mess around
 To Move up
 To Hang on.*
 To be pressed for time *
 To kill time
 To Fit in *
 To Press on
 To Run out of time*
 To get on in life
 To get on with life*
 To set off by *
 To carry on
 To make time for
 To call off
 To carry forward
 To Fall behind on
 To take up
 To grow up
Time II
 To put off
• To take your time
 To go through
• To pass the time
 To give up
• To lose track of
time
 To hold up
 To call off
 To bring up (someone)
• To have a good
time
• To hold off on
something
• To ask for time
• To keep up with