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Free English Phrasal Verbs Flashcards
Phrasal verbs are how English natives actually speak — "give up", not "surrender". They resist translation and reward memorization. These cards cover the everyday set every learner needs on reflex.
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QWhat does "give up" mean?
ATo quit / stop trying
QWhat does "look after" mean?
ATo take care of someone or something
QWhat does "run out of" mean?
ATo have none left ("we ran out of milk")
QWhat does "put off" mean?
ATo postpone
QWhat does "find out" mean?
ATo discover information
QWhat does "turn down" mean?
ATo refuse — or to lower volume/heat
QWhat does "get along (with)" mean?
ATo have a good relationship with
QWhat does "come up with" mean?
ATo think of / invent (an idea, a plan)
QWhat does "carry on" mean?
ATo continue
QWhat does "figure out" mean?
ATo understand or solve after thinking
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