Phrasal verbs

PHRASAL VERBS

WITH OUT

Two of them really stand out from the others.
I think we should keep out of that field.
I´m locked out!
Everyone is enjoying themselves and I´m missing out.
It is anabsolute tragedy that so many wonderful species are just dying out.
I have some complicated instructions that I want you to carry out.

And there are also those who are not cut out to be full-timeparents.

Escape ( Three prisoners broke out of jail last night and are still on the run.
Put something in the rubbish ( Do we need this old books or shall we throw them out?
Leave ( I couldn´tget out of work until nine o´clock because I was so busy.
Distribute ( Can I hand some invitations out? I´m having a party next week.
Be in a relationship ( Sarah´s been going out with Ian for sixmonths now.

WITH IN

I didn´t know they were criminals and they stole a lot of money from me. I was completely taken in.
The printer isn´t working – it isn´t plugged in.
So make sure that youallow plenty of time to help your child settle in

WITH ON

Mark and Steve get on well together. They are great friends.
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A young person needs a goodeducation to get on in live.

WITH OFF

Have a successful result ( They worked very hard and eventually the project came off!
To another place ( There was a problem in Alaska, se we sent Julia off tofix it.
Not at work ( I took the day off because there wasn´t much todo in the office.
To cancel/remove ( The company is laying off six hundred staff because there isn´tenoug work.
To cancel/remove (We realised that they were never going to pay the money, so we wrote the debt off.
Have a successful result ( He had a very stressful year, but his hard work paid off when they asked him to be thenew boss.

I was so poor that I lived off rice. It was all I ate.
The match is kicking off in five minutes.
We are setting off at 5pm. That´s when we are leaving.
The explorers have started off...