Phrasal verbs 1
pass by
When I was passing by Ashan, I saw a huge queue
turn out
It turned out that Ray had borrowed the money from one of his students.
run away
Mark and my sister are planning to run away together to get married.
Cheer up
I`ve been devastated and felt like nothing can cheer me up
run over
Even if your dad works in the government, you shouldn`t run over pedestrians
make up
I was trying to make up a good excuse for being late.
pass smth on
What? Are you breaking up with Masha? Could I pass this on to her??? Speak yourself!
knock out
Those sleeping pills knocked me out.
work out
When I see a new phrasal verb, I analyse its particle to work out the meaning
put smb out
She was very put out when they turned up two hours late for dinner.
come round
well, call me tomorrow at 11. we`re having a party and I hope I`ll have come round by then
talk into
She doesn't really want to go for a walk around Gostiny Dvor, but I think I can talk her into it.
catch up on
After some time of stagnation, there`ll be a lot to catch up on
get away with
Those who torture imprisoners mustn`t get away with it
fit in with
Sushi or pizza? You decide. I`ll fit in with anything