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#phrasalverbs

20 expression(s)

food-cooking B1

boil over

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'boil over' in cooking contexts and metaphorical situations, complete with natural examples and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

bring up children

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'bring up children' in everyday English to talk about raising kids and parenting.
business B2

burn out

Master the phrasal verb "burn out" in business English. Understand how to describe extreme exhaustion and stress in professional and everyday contexts.
relationships B1

cheer someone up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb "cheer someone up" to describe making a friend, partner, or family member feel much happier when they are feeling down.
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food-cooking B1

chop up

Master the phrasal verb 'chop up' to describe cutting food into smaller pieces when cooking.
daily-life B2

come down with

Learn how to use the common phrasal verb 'come down with' to talk about catching a minor illness like a cold, flu, or sore throat in everyday English conversations.
daily-life B1

come round

Learn the phrasal verb 'come round' (or 'come to'), meaning to regain consciousness, with everyday examples and usage tips.
daily-life B1

drop by

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'drop by' in English conversation. Find meaning, examples, and practice here.
daily-life B1

drop someone off

Learn how to use the essential phrasal verb 'drop someone off' in daily English to describe delivering passengers or items to their final destinations.
food-cooking B1

eat in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'eat in' when ordering food or deciding whether to cook at home.
entertainment B1

fast forward

Understand how to use 'fast forward' as a verb or noun in everyday English to skip ahead in audio, video, or time.
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daily-life B2

fed up with

Master the casual phrasal adjective 'fed up with' to talk about being annoyed or frustrated with an ongoing situation.
daily-life A2

go for a walk

Learn how to use the common phrase "go for a walk" in everyday English. Discover natural examples, correct typical mistakes, and test your knowledge.
relationships B1

grow on someone

Discover how to use the phrase 'grow on someone' to describe liking something or someone more over time.
academic B1

hand out

Master the phrasal verb 'hand out' with clear academic examples, typical learner errors, and practice questions.
daily-life A2

hang on

Master the casual English phrasal verb "hang on" to ask someone to wait. Discover real-life examples, natural pronunciation guides, and typical learner errors.
relationships A2

invite someone over

Master the phrasal verb "invite someone over" to comfortably talk about hosting friends, family, or dates at your home. Ideal for daily English conversations.
business B2

lay off

Understand the business English term "lay off" with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to discuss corporate downsizing and job cuts professionally.
relationships A2

meet up

Learn how to use the common phrasal verb 'meet up' to arrange social gatherings and hangouts with friends.
daily-life B1

pass out

Understand the phrasal verb 'pass out,' meaning to lose consciousness temporarily, and how to use it correctly in daily English.