phrasal verbs with take
give shelter to someone
What is "take in"?
to board a train
What is "get on" ?
visit someone without calling first
What is "drop in on"?
spend time with
What is "hang around with?"
ask someone on a date and pay for it
What is "invite out" "ask out"
remove
What is "take out" or "take away"
to board a taxi or cab
What is "get in"?
to finish
What is "get through with"?
visit the speaker's house
What is "come over to?"
to repair a relationship
What is "make up" or make up with
phrasal verb that describes food you order and then go to your house with
What is "take out" food?
another way to say Leave me alone
What is "get away from me!"
to become an adult
What is "grow up in"?
begin a trip
What is "set out for"?
fall in love with
What is "fall for"?
to begin a new hobby or activity
What is "take on"?
to have a good relationship with
What is "get along with"?
to return from a trip or journey
What is "get back from"?
stop competing in a race; stop going to school
What is "drop out of "?
to be able to tolerate, stand, or bear someone and/or someone's habits
What is "put up with" ?
to gain control, to overpower
What is "take over"?
to recover from an illness or the end of a romantic relationship
What is "get over"?
to put one's name on a list
What is "sign up for"?
remove an article from a newspaper; remove a person from a will or testament
What is "cut out of"?
to stop searching for a partner and move in with someone
What is "settle down"?