Phrasal Verbs (P5)

Make

100

To be reconciled after a quarrel (e.g. My best friend and I will always make ___ quickly after we fight.)

Make up

200

Manage with some difficulty to see or hear something (e.g. Can you make ___ the little green house by the shore?)

Make out

300

Move or head towards a place (e.g. Let's make ___ the campsite before the sun sets.)

Make for

400

Understand the meaning or character of something / Think (e.g. What do you make ___ this?)

Make of

Break

100

(of a machine) Suddenly cease to function
(e.g. The car broke ____ last weekend.)

Break down

200

To forcibly enter or open (a place, container, or vehicle), especially for purposes of theft
(e.g. Don't let the burglars break ____ the house!)

Break into

300

To abruptly end or discontinue something

Break off

400

(of undesirable things) To start suddenly
(e.g. The drought has caused bush fires to break ___ suddenly across the land.)

Break out

Call

100

To order someone to stop attacking another 

Call off

200

Pay a visit to someone (e.g. I decided to call ___ Gina as she had missed school for five days.)

Call on

300

Publicly ask or demand (e.g. The detective called ___ an investigation into the matter.)

Call for

400

Draw attention to someone's unacceptable behaviour (e.g. He was called ___ by the teacher for his untidy uniform.)

Call out

Look

100

Await eagerly (e.g. I look ____ ____ your performance later.)

Look forward to

200

Have a great deal of respect and admiration for someone (e.g. She really looks ___ ___ her mother.)

Look up to

300

To watch without getting involved 

Look on

400

To think of something that happened in the past
(e.g. Whenever I look ___ ___ that event, I feel a tinge of regret.)

Look back on

Wildcard

100

To disappoint -- Let ___

Let down

200

To withdraw or concede defeat -- Back ___ 

Back down

300

To submit a report or homework -- Hand ___

Hand in

400

To fail or be unsuccessful -- Fall ____

Fall through