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Phrasal verbs (exact)

Phrasal verbs (exact)

Phrasal verbs (exact)

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This flashcard set helps primary school students learn English phrasal verbs. The vocabulary flashcards focus on common expressions like "work out," "warm up," and "turn up," supporting both vocabulary and communication practice. The platform also supports backward learning from the target language to the source language. Ideal for beginners and intermediate learners, these cards help travelers, students, and anyone improving their English fluency.
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208
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Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Créé / Mis à jour
08.11.2013 / 08.11.2013
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insult, make someone feel stupid

put someone down

postpone

put something off
extinguish

put something out

assemble

put something together

tolerate

put up with someone/something

put clothing/accessories on your body

put something on
meet unexpectedly

run into someone/something

drive a vehicle over a person or thing

run over someone/something

rehearse, review

run over/through something

leave unexpectedly, escape

run away
have none left

run out

return (usually by mail)

send something back

arrange, organize

set something up

trick, trap

set someone up
compare prices

shop around

act extra special for people watching (usually boastfully)

show off

stay somewhere for the night (informal)

sleep over

organize, resolve a problem

sort something out
continue doing something, limit yourself to one particular thing

stick to something

stop the energy flow, turn off

switch something off

start the energy flow, turn on

switch something on

resemble a family member

take after someone
purposely break into pieces

take something apart

return an item

take something back

start to fly

take off

remove something (usually clothing)

take something off

remove from a place or thing

take something out

pay for someone to go somewhere with you

take someone out

rip into pieces

tear something up

remember (often + to, sometimes + on)

think back

consider

think something over

dispose of

throw something away

decrease the volume or strength (heat, light etc)

turn something down

refuse

turn something down

stop the energy flow, switch off

turn something off

start the energy, switch on

turn something on

increase the volume or strength (heat, light etc)

turn something up

appear suddenly

turn up

sample clothing

try something on

test

try something out

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