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I. J.
This flashcard set helps learners of English at the secondary school level master common phrasal verbs. The vocabulary flashcards focus on expressions like "log off," "lie down," and "let down," essential for understanding everyday English. By reversing the query mode, learning can take place in both directions – from the native language to the foreign language and vice versa. These cards are ideal for students and travelers looking to improve their fluency and communication skills, particularly at an intermediate level.
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add up

to find the total of

blow up

to explode

break down

to stop working (for a machine, etc)

break in(to)

to enter illegally

bring up

to take care of a child until he or she becomes an adult

build up

to increase

call back

to ring again on the phone

call off

to cancel

calm down

to become/make calmer

carry on

to continue (on watching tv)

catch up (with)

to reach the same point/level as

cheer up

to become/make happier

clear up

to tidy

come across

to find something by chance

come back (from)

to return (from)

come on

to be quicker

come out

to be published

cross out

to draw a line through something written

cut down (on)

to do less of something (smoking, etc)

cut off

to disconnect (phone, electricity, etc)

do up

to button/zip up a piece of clothing

eat out

to eat at a restaurant

fall down

to trip and fall

fall out (with)

to have an argument with someone and stop being friends

fill in (a form, etc)

to add information in the spaces on

fill up

to make something completely full

find out

to discover information, etc

get away with

to escape punishment for

get in(to)

to enter a car

get off

to leave a bus/train/etc

get on (with)

to have a good relationship (with)

get on (to)

to enter a bus/train/etc

get out (of)

to leave a car/building/room

get over

to recover from (an illness,etc)

get up

to leave your bed

give away

to give something free of charge

give back

to return something you've taken/borrowed

give up

to stop doing something you do regularly

go away

to leave a place/someone

go back (to)

to return (to)

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