Phrasal verbs
What does "chill out" mean?
Relax and rest
Focus
on
an activity
an appointment
do an activity
make an appointment
Comparative and superlative of: easy
Easier and easiest
July
night
14th September
in July
at night
on 14th September
What does "come up with" mean?
Think of (an idea or plan)
Interested
in
an arrangement
the bed
make an arrangement
make the bed
Comparative and superlative of: sad
sadder and saddest
December
autumn
half past seven
in December
in autumn
at half past seven
What does "set off" mean?
Start a journey
Depend
Good
Depend on
Good at
business
a change
a choice
the cleaning
do business
make a change
make a choice
do the cleaning
Comparative and superlative of: Clever
Cleverer/more clever
Cleverest/most clever
January
the afternoon
Sunday evenings
ten o'clock
in January
in the afternoon
on Sunday evenings
at ten o'clock
What does "take after (someone) mean?
Be like a parent or older sibling
Suffer
Look
Talk
Thanks
Suffer from
Look at
Talk to
Thanks for
a course
a decision
an effort
an excuse
do a course
make a decision
make an effort
make an excuse
Comparative and superlative of: good
better and best
the 1980s
the moment
sunrise
Christmas
in the 1980s
at the moment
at sunrise
at Christmas
What does "hit it off" mean?
Immediately like each other and become friendly
Search
Point
Reply
Excuse
Speak
Search for
Point at
Reply to
Excuse for
Speak to
a phone call
a plan
progress
the shopping
sport
work
make an phone call
make a plan
make progress
do the shopping
do sport
do work
Comparative and superlative of: much
More and most
Christmas day
Friday night
the afternoon
Easter
On Christmas day
On Friday night
In the afternoon
At Easter