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Phrasal verbs (E-H) - English Vocabulary lenka

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English phrasal verbs for anyone who wants to enrich their vocabulary.

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end up
finish in a certain way, or place
face up to
have courage to deal with - especially responsibilities
fall about
show amusement - especially laughing - colloquial
fall back on
use as a last resort
fall for
be deceived by - colloquial/fall in love with - colloquial
fall out with
quarrel with
fall through
fail to come to completion
feel up to
feel capable of doing
follow up
act upon a suggestion/take more action
get across
be understood - especially get an idea across
get at
imply - about personal matters - colloquial
get down
make to feel depressed - colloquial
get down to
begin to seriously deal with
get off with
avoid punishment
get on for
approach a certain age/time/number
get on
make progress
get over
be surprised
get over with
come to the end of something, usually unpleasant
get round to=get around
find time to do
get up to
do something - usually bad when about children - colloquial
give away
betray
give off
send off a smell - liquid or gas
give out
be exhausted
give over
abandon, devote/stop-colloquial
give up
surrender/believe to be dead or lost
go back on
break a promise
go in for
make a habit of
go off
became bad- food
go on
happen - usually negative
go round
be enough
go through with
complete a promise or plan - usually unwillingly
grow on
become more liked - colloquial
hang onto
keep - colloquial
have it in for
be deliberately unkind to someone - also as have got
have it out with
express feelings so as to settle a problem
have someone on
deceive - colloquial
hit it off
get on well with - colloquial
hit upon/on
discover by chance - often an idea
hold out
offer - especially with hope
hold up
delay/use as an example - i.e. a model of good behaviour
hold with
agree with - an idea
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