200 Most Common Phrasal Verbs (Part 2) Flashcards
Britney Spears cuts ____ all her hair every year. (cuts and removes)
The doctors cut (the soldier’s leg) _____ because it was infected. (cut and removed)
cut (something) off
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cut and remove with a sharp object
Verizon cut (my internet service) ____ because I didn’t pay my bills. (stopped providing/giving)
They will cut ___ (the electricity) in their home if they don’t pay their bills. (will stop providing)
cut (something: usually a service) off
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stop providing service
(stopped supporting with money)
Sarah’s parents cut (her) ____ because she chose to study art instead of medicine.
cut (someone) off
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stop giving help/money; stop providing assistance to
The doctors cut (the tumor) ____ of his liver.
I cut (this article) ____ of the newspaper yesterday.
cut (something) out
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remove with scissors or knife
(re-do)
This is not good. You need to do (it) _____.
do (something) over
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do it again
(get rid of; throw away; stop using)
The Syrian minister vows to do _____ ______ (chemical weapons).
do-away with (something)
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throw away; get rid of; stop doing
(wear something formal/nice)
I’m going to a wedding next week. I think I should _____ ____.
dress-up
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wear nice clothing; wear something formal
(moved away and created more space)
The football player dropped _____ to give him more space.
drop-back
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move backward (usually in a position or group)
My friend dropped ____ to say hello.
He dropped _____ my office yesterday.
I swung _____ his place last night to pick something up.
I will drop ____ tomorrow to pick it up.
I can swing ____ next week.
drop in
drop by
swing by (NOT “swing in”)
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Past tense: went to a location without a formal appointment
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Future: plan to go to a location without a formal appointment
I will drop (it) ____ tomorrow. (deliver)
I dropped (the package) ____ yesterday. (delivered)
Drop (s.o. / s.t.) off
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Take (s.o. / s.t.) somewhere and leave it there
He ________ ______ last year. (quit school, used as verb)
He’s a _____ _______. (a quitter, used as a noun)
Dropped-out \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Quit school Quit a program \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ He is somebody that didn't finish school. (used as a noun)
I want to _____ ______ tonight. (go to a restaurant)
We _____ _______ the other night. (went to a restaurant)
eat-out (ate-out)
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eat a meal at a restaurant or fast food, outside of the house
(eventually become)
It will end _____ being a disaster.
I don’t want to end _____ like you.
end-up
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eventually become, eventually become-like something
(broke into separate pieces; becoming ruined)
My sofa ______ apart when he sat on it.
Joe’s life is _______ _______.
fell-apart
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broke into separate pieces. (fell apart)
becoming ruined (falling apart)
(fall to the ground)
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, but he ____ ______.
I ____ ______ the steps last night.
fell-down
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fall to the ground
(not inside purse/pocket anymore)
My lipstick _____ ____ of my purse.
My cellphone _____ ______ of my pocket last night at the club.
fall-out
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separate from an interior
(becoming loose and unattached)
His hair is ______ ______.
My son’s first tooth ____ _____.
falling-out (hair / teeth) ; fell out
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become loose and unattached
(find the answer; understand something)
I need to ______ it _____.
I’m trying to _____ it ______.
figure (something) out
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understand, find the answer
(Put information in the blank space)
You left this one blank. Please _____ it ____ and give it back to me.
He’s a ____-____. (substitute/replacement, used as a noun)
fill (something) in
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put information in a blank space (not the whole form, just one or two of them)
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Fill-in. He’s a replacement. (used as a noun)
(complete whole form with all information)
Just ____ it ____ and come back.
Please ____ this _____ and return it to me.
fill (something) out
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write information in all the blanks, complete the whole form.