14/04/2025
Here's a comprehensive list of English phrasal verbs, categorized for easier understanding:
# Common Phrasal Verbs
- *Act Up*: to behave badly or strangely ¹
- *Add Up*: to calculate a total or make sense ¹
- *Ask Out*: to invite someone on a date ¹
- *Back Down*: to pull away or give up in a confrontation ¹
- *Blow Up*: to explode ¹
- *Break Down*: to stop functioning or separate something ¹
- *Bring Up*: to introduce a topic for discussion ¹
- *Call Off*: to cancel or stop something planned ¹
- *Calm Down*: to become less angry ¹
# Phrasal Verbs for Movement and Action
- *Come Across*: to find something unexpectedly ¹
- *Come Up With*: to produce an idea or solution ¹
- *Cut Back On*: to reduce something ²
- *Cut Down*: to make something fall to the ground ²
- *Cut Off*: to isolate or make inaccessible ³
- *Drop By*: to visit someone briefly ⁴
- *Drop Off*: to deliver or leave something at a place ⁴
- *Get Along*: to have a friendly relationship ¹
- *Get Away*: to escape ¹
- *Get By*: to manage with limited resources ¹
# Phrasal Verbs for Social Interactions
- *Give Up*: to stop trying or surrender ¹
- *Go Out*: to leave home to socialize ⁵
- *Go Over*: to review something carefully ⁴
- *Hold On*: to wait or hold something ²
- *Keep Up*: to maintain a pace or standard ²
- *Let Down*: to disappoint or fail someone ⁴
- *Look After*: to take care of someone ⁴
- *Look Out*: to be careful or watch out ²
- *Look Up*: to search for information ¹
# Phrasal Verbs for Work and Study
- *Pass Out*: to distribute something ⁵
- *Pick Up*: to collect or improve something ¹
- *Put Away*: to store or save something ²
- *Put Off*: to delay or postpone something ⁵
- *Put On*: to wear or apply something ⁴
- *Take Over*: to assume control ⁵
- *Turn Down*: to reject or refuse something ⁴
- *Turn Up*: to increase something ⁴
- *Work Out*: to exercise or solve something ¹
