Multiword verbs #1

CHOOSE

100

Provide the meaning and an example for: Pick Up 

Pick Up: get something or someone from a place

200

Provide the meaning and example for: Go back

Go back: return to a place

300

Provide the meaning and example for: Get out 

Get out: to leave a room / building / car

• I need to get out of the house!
• She got out of the car and went into the shop.
• Get out! There's a fire in the kitchen!

400

Provide the meaning and example for: turn out

Turn out: in the end we discovered ...

• The maid turned out to have stolen the money.
• He turned out to be a friend of Alex's.
• The party turned out to be a big success.

ONE

100

Provide the meaning and example for: Go on

Go on: happen. 

200

Provide the meaning and example for: find out

Find out: to get information

300

Provide the meaning and example for: Grow up

Grow up: to become an adult.

400

Provide the meaning and example for: Take on 

Take on: to be responsible for

• He's going to take on the new project.
• She isn't taking on any new students at the moment.
• Could you take on some extra work?

OPTION

100

Provide the meaning and example for: come back

Come back: return to a place

200

Provide the meaning and example for: come out

Come out: appear from a place

300

Provide the meaning and example for: set up

Set up: create / arrange something. 

400

Provide the meaning and example for: point out

Point out: to show something / to mention something to someone (or to mention to someone something)

• She pointed out the beautiful paintings on the walls.
• Please point out to the students that they must attend all the lectures.
• 'We'll miss the bus if we don't hurry', he pointed out.