Phrasal verbs
Look forward to to anticipate with pleasure
Take off to remove something (clothing) or for an aircraft to become airborne
Put off to postpone or delay something
Set up to establish or arrange something
Get along with to have a harmonious or friendly relationship
Give up to stop doing something, often because it’s difficult
Break down to stop functioning (for machines) or to become very emotional
Carry on to continue or proceed
Come across to find or meet by chance
Run into to meet unexpectedly
Look after to take care of someone or something
Bring up to mention or introduce a topic
Take up to begin a new activity or hobby
Turn up to arrive or appear unexpectedly
Go on to continue doing doing something
Hold on to wait or grip something tightly
Pick up to lift something or to learn something informally
Look into to investigate or examine something
Come up with to think of or produce something (an idea)
Set off to begin a journey or to cause something to start (fire)
Call off to cancel or postpone something
Back out (of) to cancel a commitment or withdraw from an agreement
Brush up on to improve a skill or refresh knowledge
Come down with to become ill with a minor disease
Drop out (of) to withdraw from a course or an activity before finishing
Fall through to not succeed or not be completed (plans, deals)
Get through (to) to make contact with someone (by phone) or to succeed in communicating
