Phrasal verbs

Question 1

get in

Answer 1

get in the car - entrar

Question 2

get off

Answer 2

get off the bus- salir

Question 3

get on

Answer 3

get on the bus - entrar

Question 4

get out

Answer 4

get out the car - salir

Question 5

go away

Answer 5

left - you dont know where

Question 6

go back

Answer 6

revenir

Question 7

go out

Answer 7

salir

Question 8

go under

Answer 8

go under the bridge- order

Question 9

go without

Answer 9

There’s no ketchup left, so I’m afraid you’ll just have to go without.

Question 10

chase after

Answer 10

i’ll chase after my daughter - correr detras

Question 11

chase away

Answer 11

chase the birds away - espantar

Question 12

drop off

Answer 12

decrease: There’s no ketchup left, so I’m afraid you’ll just have to go without.
deposer: I drop off my child at school

Question 13

drop by

Answer 13

I drop by my way home - i’m on my way

Drop by and pick up that book sometime.

Question 14

drop in

Answer 14

to come for a visit, esp. without having received an invitation for a specific time: Drop in whenever you’re in the neighbourhood.

Question 15

reach out

Answer 15

to get with the hand - alcanzar

Question 16

reach out to sb

Answer 16

to try to communicate with a person or a group of people, usually in order to help or involve them:
The new mayor is reaching out to inner city communities to involve them in his plans for the city.
I had to reach out to my cousin in order to help him

Question 17

inner city

Answer 17

lower income residential districts

Question 18

come back

Answer 18

volver: (related to time) I will go to Australia in summer and I will come back a month later.

Question 19

come in

Answer 19

venir, entrar: I knocked on the door before coming in

I didn’t see it come in

Question 20

come out

Answer 20

salir, aparecer, estrenarse: the new tv series will come out next month. - coming out
come out with us = come with us

Question 21

come to

Answer 21

VENIR LLEGAR OCURRIR: When dinner was on the table, my guests came to the dining room.
she came to explain the new projet
Come to your senses - dont talk like a crazy man

Question 22

come over

Answer 22

INVITATION: If you’re free tomorrow, come over, we’ll netflix it.

Question 23

come off

Answer 23

detacher : the painting come off the wall - came of or will came of

Question 24

bend over

Answer 24

i was looking at someone in the park who bend over

Question 25

upright

Answer 25

vertical

Question 26

look out

Answer 26

be careful -

Question 27

look at

Answer 27

mira con atencion- look at this

Question 28

look foward

Answer 28

i m looking foward to seeing you

Question 29

look after

Answer 29

take care- people and objet

Question 30

look down

Answer 30

mirar hacia abajo

Question 31

look for

Answer 31

buscar

Question 32

look out for

Answer 32

vigilar

Question 33

fall off

Answer 33

objets: leaves are falling down - or a photoframe…

Question 34

fall over

Answer 34

caerse - internet, statues, planes, uneployment will fall over the next é years

Question 35

finish up

Answer 35

let’s finish up this lesson

Question 36

look up

Answer 36

I often have to look up the meaning of unfamiliar words.

Question 37

TURN OUT

Answer 37

salir v
The photograph did not turn out well as the flash did not work.
resultar v
The job offer turned out to be a scam. (ESTAFA)
producir v
The factory turns out about 80 cars a day.
vaciar v
I turned out my pockets looking for my keys
It was supposed to be a good place. It turned out it wass not good at all