Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal verbs can have transparent and therefore literal meaning which can be easily deduced from its parts. Their meaning can be semi-­lite...

⭐A phrasal verb consists of a verb and a preposition, a verb and an adverb, or a verb, an adverb, and a preposition — the verb’s partners ar...

✅ ACT ON/UPON 1) Act on/upon somebody's advice - to do something because you have been advised or told to do it:  - There have been conc...

1. Deal with Type: Inseparable, transitive Meaning: To handle, work on Example: Our new department head will deal with the training of new s...

1.CALL ON To visit (a person).  Example — I really should call on my grandmother more often. 2. CARRY ON To continue or proceed as before. E...

✔ Stand aside  ➡ Step sideways to make some space for someone else.  ◕ Example: Stand aside, please, so the doctor can get through.  ➡ Leave...

✔ add on (separable)  ➡ to increase or enhance something by joining or uniting something to it  • We've decided to add on another bedroo...

✔ Stand aside  ➡ Step sideways to make some space for someone else.  ◕ Example: Stand aside, please, so the doctor can get through.  ➡ Leave...

✔ READ OVER - to check for accuracy.  - Always read over your work to ensure there are no grammatikalor spelllling mesteakes.  ✔ READ THROUG...

11. Deal with Type: Inseparable, transitive Meaning: To handle, work on Example: Our new department head will deal with the training of new ...

Many of the ‘get’ phrasal verbs in this list also have separate meanings in English slang. These are commonly used by native speakers in dai...