Preposition?
To call
off
To leave
set off
Two phrasal verbs with out and off
take out and take off
Make a sentence with DISH UP
I can probably dish up a sandwhich with what's left in the fridge.
To look
UP
To be in charge of someone or something
to take over
Two phrasal verbs with UP
take up
get up
set up
Make a sentence with COME UP WITH
Fernando usually comes up with awesome ideas related to the online classes. Pet student of the week.
To take
on
to investigate sth
to look into
Two phrasal verbs with OUT
go out
work out
Make a sentence with TAKE ON
Arancha has taken on a new programmer for our team.
To set
off
when you admire sb
to look up to sb
put off
call off
cut off
Make a sentence with SET OFF
Alfredo set off to the party at 9 o’clock.
To come
up with
To look like or be like your father or mather
to take after sb
two phrasal verbs with IN
to check in
to get in
Make a sentence with TUCK INTO
They must be very hungry, they tuck into the food like lions.