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- Tear apart: The critics tore the movie apart.
- Tie up: I need to tie up some loose ends before my vacation.
- Take after: She takes after her mother.
- Turn down: I had to turn down the job offer.
- Look forward to: I am looking forward to the weekend.
- Come across: I came across an old photo of myself.
- Break up: The band is breaking up.
- Make up: We need to make up before your mom arrives.
- Put off: I put off the homework until the last minute.
- Set out: They are setting out on their journey tomorrow.
- Catch on: The trend is starting to catch on.
- Give away: I need to give away these old clothes.
- Hurry up: Hurry up, we don’t have all day.
- Keep out: Keep out of the kitchen while I’m cooking.
- Turn on: Please turn on the lights.
- Shout out: He gave a shout out to all his fans during the concert.
- Fall out: They had a fall out over money.
- Get along: I get along with my co-workers.
- Call off: They called off the wedding.
- Come up: The meeting came up at the last minute.
- Hang up: She hung up the phone in anger.
- Run out: We ran out of milk.
- Kick off: The event is kicking off with a bang.
- Throw away: Don’t throw away that receipt.
- Come around: He’ll come around eventually.
- Drift apart: We have just drifted apart over the years.
- Jump in: She always jumps in to help.
- Face up: I need you to face up to your problems.
- Set up: Can you set up the TV for me?
- Wake up: I wake up at 6 a.m. every day.
- Break down: The car broke down on the way to the beach.
- Calm down: You need to calm down before you say something you’ll regret.
- End up: They ended up at the wrong location.
- Fall apart: The plan fell apart at the last minute.
- Cut back: We need to cut back on our expenses.
- Find out: I found out about the party from my friend.
- Check out: Can you check out the new restaurant in town?
- Go on: The play went on despite the rain.
- Hold on: Hold on, I will check for you.
- Pick up: Pickup the kids from school after work.
- Sit down: Please, sit down and make yourself comfortable.
- Turn off: Make sure to turn off the lights before leaving.
- Work out: She works out every morning.
- Zoom in: Can you zoom in on that picture?
- Bring up: He brought up the matter during the meeting.
- Drop off: Drop off the package at the post office.
- Choose over: He was chosen over his competitors.
- Cross out: Please cross out the wrong answers.
- Deal with: We need to deal with this problem immediately.
