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    Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and particles that have specific meanings. Some common phrasal verbs include: 1) "Look back on" means to think about or remember something from one's past. 2) "Break up" can refer to ending a relationship or stopping a fight. 3) "Make up" and "get together" both refer to becoming friends again or meeting with others after an argument or period apart.

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    Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and particles that have specific meanings. Some common phrasal verbs include: 1) "Look back on" means to think about or remember something from one's past. 2) "Break up" can refer to ending a relationship or stopping a fight. 3) "Make up" and "get together" both refer to becoming friends again or meeting with others after an argument or period apart.

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    Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and particles that have specific meanings. Some common phrasal verbs include: 1) "Look back on" means to think about or remember something from one's past. 2) "Break up" can refer to ending a relationship or stopping a fight. 3) "Make up" and "get together" both refer to becoming friends again or meeting with others after an argument or period apart.

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    Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and particles that have specific meanings. Some common phrasal verbs include: 1) "Look back on" means to think about or remember something from one's past. 2) "Break up" can refer to ending a relationship or stopping a fight. 3) "Make up" and "get together" both refer to becoming friends again or meeting with others after an argument or period apart.

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    PHRASAL VERBS

    Look back on: think about something that happened in ones past /remember
    Break up: end a relationship
    Make up: became friends again
    Turn up: increase the volume
    Turn down: decline the volume
    Put up with: endure/ tolerate someone or something
    Turn on: connect/ plug something
    Turn down: disconnect/ unplug
    Lay off: dismiss, usually for economic reasons
    Stand up: be waiting/dont meet a person
    Ask out: ask/ make a date
    Put on: became heavier/ grow fatter
    Put away: put something back in it place
    Hold up: steal
    Pass out: lose consciousness
    Came to: recover consciousness
    Get away: escape from punishment
    Map out: plain something
    Freak out: freak
    Catch on: became popular
    Run out: be left something
    Do without: live without something
    Dress up: put some special clothes
    Wear out: use something so many times that it doesnt look nice anymore
    Buckle up: fasten a seat belt
    Look up: search for/ browse
    Keep out: prevent from entering
    Beat up: fight/ aggression
    Break up: stop a fight
    Tell off: reprimand
    Get down: fell unhappy and depressed
    Get together: meet someone or a group of people to spend some time together
    Show up: arrive at a place
    Book up: when a hotel doesnt have vacancy
    Get through: contact someone by telephone/ call someone

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