BREAK
to end a relationship
BREAK UP
to get out of bed (usually in the morning)
GET UP
to follow someone
GO AFTER
to try to find something
LOOK FOR
to finish, use, or sell all of something, so that there is none left
RUN OUT OF
to escape (from prison, for example)
BREAK OUT
manage to do something without any bad results - three part verb
GET AWAY WITH
to compete or oppose, usually in competitions or matches
GO AGAINST
to take care of or be responsible for, usually for someone else
LOOK AFTER
be as good as what was expected or promised
to get upset, and have a strong emotional reaction
BREAK DOWN
be friendly with people (three part verb)
GET ON WITH
to keep talking about someone or something, especially when other people think it is boring (three part verb)
GO ON ABOUT
to watch or search for (something or someone) -three part verb
LOOK OUT FOR
to become interested in something again - GET ....
GET BACK INTO
to separate from someone or from a group
BREAK UP
do something after you have intended to do it for a long time (three part verb)
GET ROUND TO
to do something regularly, or to enjoy something (three part verb)
GO IN FOR
to be excited about the future and expect an event to happen - three part verb
LOOK FORWARD TO
remove something
DO AWAY WITH
to force entry into a building (an intruder would do this for example)
BREAK IN
to retaliate or take revenge (usually after someone has done somethingbad to you - three part verb)
GET BACK AT
to review something and check it carefully for mistakes
GO OVER
to have a lot of respect for, especially for someone - three part verb
LOOK UP TO
to tolerate something or someone - PUT .....
PUT UP WITH