Type 1
A multi-word verb that means:
to stop sleeping
Wake up
A multi-word verb that means:
do something new
try something out
A multi-word verb that means:
concentrate
focus on something
A multi-word verb that means:
admire someone
look up to
A get collocation that means:
Spend too much time, energy or effort on something
get carried away
A multi-word verb that means:
leave a place
go away
A multi-word verb that means:
get rid of something
throw something away
A multi-word verb that means:
care for something/someone
look after
A multi-word verb that means:
leave a place in a hurry OR have none left
run out of
A get collocation that means:
make someone understand something
get something across
A multi-word verb that means:
to collapse to the ground
fall down
A multi-word verb that means:
solve a problem
figure something out
A multi-word verb that means:
trust something
believe in something
A multi-word verb that means:
talking about something too much
go on about something
A get collocation that means:
stop thinking about something
get over something
A multi-word verb that means:
start to improve dramatically
take off
A multi-word verb that means:
disappoint someone
let someone down
A multi-word verb that means:
really like something
be into something
A multi-word verb that means:
have an idea
come up with something
A get collocation that means:
making no progress
not getting anywhere
A multi-word verb that means:
relax
calm down
A multi-word verb that means:
create a story
make something up
A multi-word verb that means:
hope for something
live for something
A multi-word verb that means:
Stop speaking to someone because of an argument
fall out with someone
A get collocation that means:
move quickly and powerfully in a different direction
get swept away