Phrasal verbs
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This document provides definitions for various English words and phrases, including relax after being furious, calm down before driving, become sick, start to fly, to hasten or go fast, to move past someone or something, make silence or stop talking, compare prices before buying something by shopping around, changing home, stop sleeping or wake up, and stop trying. It uses short sentences as examples to illustrate the meaning of each word or phrase.
Phrasal verbs
- 3. Relax after being furious or angry.
- 4. Please, calm down before you drive the car.
- 5. Become sick
- 6. My dad came down with bronchitis yesterday.
- 7. Start to fly
- 8. My flight takes off in one hour, if I not hurry up I will lose it.
- 9. To hasten, go fast
- 10. Billy, hurry up! You'll be late to the school.
- 11. To move past someone, place or something.
- 12. If you pass by a large white house with a red roof, there is my house.
- 13. Make silence. Stop talking, shouting.
- 14. Shut up!, your lies make me angry.
- 15. Compare prices before to buy something. Walk around other sides.
- 16. Do you want shop around before you buy this jacket?
- 17. Changing home.
- 18. I will move out to a house more big and beautiful.
- 19. Stop sleeping. Open the eyes after sleep.
- 20. Yesterday, I woke up late! the school bus let me.
- 21. Stop to trying.
- 22. Don't give up, is only two months more of study.