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Phrasal verbs

Separable phrasal verbs

• Back up: Give support to, provide evidence for
• Bring in: Use the skills of a person or group
• Bring out: Start to sell a new product
• Call off: Decide an event will not happen, cancel
• Check out: Look at something to see if you like it
• Draw up: Think about and then write
• Drop off: Take to a place in car and leave
• Figure out: Be able to understand; solve
• Fill in/out: Complete by writing information
• Find out: Discover a fact
• Give up: Stop doing, quit
• Hand in: Give something to a person in authority
• Head up: Be in charge of a group, team
• Hold up: Cause a delay
• Keep down: Prevent from increasing
• Lay off: Dismiss, stop employing
• Look up: Find information in a book or list
• Pick up: Collect in a car
• Point out: Tell, indicate something important
• Roll out: Introduce a new product
• Set up: Start, establish
• Shut down: Close, stop operating
• Sort out: Organize, put right, find a solution
• Take on: Accept work/responsibility; employ
• Take over: Take control of
• Throw away: Get rid of, waste an opportunity
• Turn down: Refuse
• Turn on/off: Start/stop a piece of equipment

Non-separable phrasal verbs

• Break down: Stop working
• Call on: Visit for a short time
• Check in: Register, report your arrival
• Come across: Find by chance
• Come in: Interrupt a discussion
• Do without: Manage without
• End up: Be somewhere after doing something
• Enter into: Start a formal discussion or activity
• Fall through: Fail to happen
• File for: Officially ask a court for something
• Get into: Start enjoying, start discussing
• Go into: Start a type of job, talk about in detail
• Hold on: Wait a moment
• Look after: Take care of
• Look into: Investigate, examine the facts
• Look through: Search among a lot of things
• Pay off: Bring some benefit, repay in full