Phrasal Verbs:
1. Look forward to: Anticipate or be excited about something in the future. For
example, “I look forward to my summer vacation.”
2. Take off: To remove something (like clothes) or to leave a place (like an airplane
taking off). For instance, “She took off her jacket” or “The plane took off from the
runway.”
3. Get along with: Have a good relationship with someone. Example: “I get along with
my colleagues at work.”
4. Put up with: Tolerate or endure something unpleasant. For instance, “He puts up with
his noisy neighbors.”
5. Turn up: Arrive unexpectedly or increase in volume. Example: “She turned up at the
party without an invitation” or “Can you turn up the music?”
6. Get over: Recover from an illness, setback, or emotional distress. For example, “She
managed to get over her fear of public speaking.”
7. Look up: Search for information in a reference book or online. For instance, “I need
to look up the definition of that word.”
8. Bring up: Raise a topic or start a conversation about something. Example: “He
brought up the issue of climate change during the meeting.”
9. Run out of: Deplete or exhaust a supply of something. For instance, “We ran out of
milk, so I need to buy more.”
10. Set off: Begin a journey or trip. Example: “They set off on their backpacking
adventure across Europe.”