Phrasal verbs - With Flashcards
To avoid punishment or negative consequences for doing something wrong.
Get Away With.
She got away with cheating on the test because the teacher didn’t notice. He thinks he can get away with anything because of his charm.
To have a good relationship or rapport with someone.
Get On With.
I’ve always gotten on well with my coworkers.
She finds it difficult to get on with her sister-in-law.
To handle or manage a situation, task, or person.
Deal With.
I’ll deal with the customer complaints as soon as possible.
She’s really good at dealing with difficult people.
To produce or think of an idea, plan, or solution.
Come Up With.
We need to come up with a new marketing strategy for the product launch. He came up with a brilliant concept for the company’s logo.
To tolerate or endure something unpleasant or annoying.
Put Up With.
I can’t put up with his constant complaining anymore.
She puts up with a lot of noise living next to the construction site.
To stay at the same level or pace as something or someone.
Keep up with.
It’s hard to keep up with all the changes in technology.
She struggled to keep up with the fast pace of the marathon.
To reach the same level or pace as something or someone after falling behind.
Catch Up With.
I need to catch up with my emails; I’ve been away for a week.
The runner finally caught up with the rest of the group after a sprint.
To handle or manage a situation, task, or person.
Deal With.
I’ll deal with the customer complaints as soon as possible. She’s really good at dealing with difficult people.
