Guess Phrasal verb
To continue doing something good.
Keep up
Give up
To stop doing something before you have completed it, usually because it is too difficult.
She figures it out yesterday, but now she is confused again.
She figured it out yesterday, but now she is confused again.
He has been trying to___________ his listening skills by practicing with native speakers.
work at
schedule / decided / he / set up / study / to / a / manage his time./ to better/
He decided to set up a study schedule to better manage his time.
To formally establish a new company.
Set up
Stand out.
To be very easy to see or notice
They had worked out the plan for weeks before they are presenting it.
They had worked out the plan for weeks before they presented it.
After failing the test, he needed to __________ his disappointment and try again.
get over
dedication / her / stand / really / learning / out / to / made / class / in / the / her.
Her dedication to learning really made her stand out in the class.
To solve or resolve a problem, or to exercise for physical fitness.
Work out
Set up
The action of preparing something for use
He works at his pronunciation for months, and he finally achieves improvement.
He has been working at his pronunciation for months, and he finally achieved improvement.
It's important to __________ with the fast-paced lessons in this course.
keep up
public / managed / of / her / English / speaking / in / get over / fear / to / she/ After weeks of practice/
After weeks of practice, she managed to get over her fear of speaking English in public.
To put a lot of effort into achieving something.
Work at
Give it up
To stop trying or resisting; to admit defeat.
After months of practice, he gets over his fear of public speaking when he presents yesterday.
After months of practice, he got over his fear of public speaking when he presented yesterday.
Despite the challenges, he refused to _________ on his goals.
give up
up / listening / refused / he / skills / on / his / improving / give / to / even / when / got / it / challenging.
Even when it got challenging, he refused to give up on improving his listening skills.
To finally understand something or someone after a lot of thought.
Figure it out
Get over (smth)
To get better after an illness, or feel better after something or someone has made you unhappy.
He gives up on learning new vocabulary last week, but his teacher motivated him to continue.
He gave up on learning new vocabulary last week, but his teacher motivated him to continue.
After struggling with the math problem for an hour, she finally managed to __________.
figure it out.
best / out / time, / some / to work / way / to use / they / it / took / but / app / language / the / the / were / able.
It took some time, but they were able to work out the best way to use the new language app.