Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs

To Add up - 
To Bring Up -
To End Up - 
To Back Up -
To Show Up -
To Stay Up With
To Keep Up With
To Get along with
To Agree With
To Deal With
To Hang Out
To Fill Out
To Figure Out
To Find Out
To Cut Down On
To Count On
To Try On
To Keep On
To Break Into
To Bump Into
To Run Into
To Apply For
To Drop Out Of
To Make Fun Of
To Get Over

 Phrases in this video (print them our and practice!): 1. How is it going? 2. Long time no see! 3. What have you been up to? 4. Can’t complain 5. How do you know? 6. That’s a good one = That’s a good joke! 7. It’s very kind of you! 8. Thank you anyway 9. Thank you in advance! 10. No worries 11. What’s going on? 12. Did I get you right? 13. Don’t take it to heart 14. I didn’t catch the last word 15. Sorry, I wasn’t listening 16. It doesn’t matter 17. Fingers crossed! 18. Oh, that. That explains it. 19. Things happen 20. Sorry to bother you  21. I’ll be with you in a minute 22. Where were we? 23. I’m sorry, I didn’t catch you 24. Lucky you! 25. I freaked out = to become very angry, scared or excited 26. Good for you! 27. You’ve got to be kidding me! 28. Cheer up! 29. Come on, you can do it! 30. Keep up the good work! 31. It's not the end of the world 32. That’s lit! = That’s amazing! 33. There you go! 34. 44. Not a bit! 35. There is no room for doubt 36. I’ll text you! 37. It’s not worth it! 38. You rock! 39. You should go the extra mile… 40. Step up your game = Start performing better 41. Pull yourself together = Calm down and behave normally 42. You sold me! = You convinced me on something 43. Couldn’t care less = used to express total lack of interest in something 44. This is a no-brainer = Easy decision 45. You screwed up 46. You are driving me nuts! 47. Can you cover me? = Can you work in my place? 48. I’d better be going 49. Thank heavens it’s Friday 50. Take care!







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