Off
This phrasal verb means to cancel something
call off
This phrasal verb means to have a good relationship/friendship with someone.
Get on
This phrasal verb means to try to change the moral or mood of someone.
Cheer up
This phrasal verb means an eruption or a burst of something that spreads.
broke out
This phrasal verb means to dress oneself
put on
This phrasal verb means to discover new information
find out
This phrasal verb means to say something loudly
call out
This phrasal verb means to tolerate something or someone.
put up with
This phrasal verb means to make things like televisions or engines start working
turn on
This phrasal verb means to discover something unexpectedly.
This phrasal verb to remove something
took off
This phrasal verb means to finish purchasing something/things.
check out
This phrasal verb means to stop doing something that you usually do
give up
This phrasal verb means to provoke or bully someone.
pick on
This phrasal verb means to be excited for something to happen
Look forward to
This phrasal verb means to leave something, a brief deposit, or delivery.
drop off
This phrasal verb means to come to an end of something. To have completely used the product.
run out of
This phrasal verb means to awaken, end your sleep, or exit the bed.
get up
This phrasal verb is used to look or examine if there are any problems.
check on
This phrasal verb means to return or give something again to someone.