Put Up or Shut up
This is what you do with milk for your coffee...or money to the bank.
put in
This 3 parter just means 'to reduce' something, like sugar..or spending money.
cut down on
This is what people will tell you when you're feeling down.
cheer up
This means you have a good relationship, and don't fight.
get on with/get along with
This is another way of saying 'take care of', like a babysitter
look after
This is what you do with your jacket when you're cold....or make-up!
put on
This is kind of like saying 'compensate', as you did something bad, now you have to do something good.
make it up to
This is another way of saying 'discover' something, especially information.
find out
This is another way of saying 'avoid' something, like you are 'in' a bad situation.
get out of
This expression is another way of saying 'investigate' and find out the cause.
look into
This is what you do with all the clothes and books on the floor of your room...sorry mom!
put away
This is what happens when you use all of something, ...there is no more.
run out of
This phrasal verb means to 'arrive', like at a party, or 'appear'.
turn up
This expression is said when you want them to continue, without delay.
get on with
This is what you do when you have a difficult time..don't give up and you will
get through
This 3 part phrase is what you do with "annoying" people and things.
put up with
This is another way of saying 'eliminate'
do away with
This phrase means to begin your journey.
set off
This is another way of saying to do something bad, without getting into trouble.
get away with
This is when you meet someone 'unexpectedly', like in a coffee shop.
run into
This is when you used to like something, but now you don't because something happened.
put me off
This is to 'escape' with something, like bankrobbers.
make off with
Now that I am 40, I have to do this....get married, have a baby, and a more stable life.
settle down
This is basically another way of saying 'do', but it insinuates that you were probably 'bad'...making trouble.
get up to
This phrasal verb has another meaning on this chart, but as a type 3, we use it for fireworks, bombs or alarms.
set off