English Phrasal Verbs in Use

BACK UP • = make an extra copy of computer data (you should back up important files) • = move backwards (he hit the mailbox while backing up the car) • = support someone (my co-workers backed me up when I complained about a problem with a customer) • = accumulate and delay due to excess (the water overflowed because the toilet was backed up)

TAKE OFF • = remove (take off shoes) • = when a plane goes into the air (our flight took off at 10:30) • = spend time away from work/obligations (I'm taking a week off in July) • = leave, go away (the robber took off when he heard the alarm) • = become very popular (this trend has really taken off)

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Here is a list of phrasal verbs that you must know. 🔹indicates the need for an object 🔸indicates that an object is not needed 🔹+ 🔸indicates that the phrasal verb could use an object or not Thank you for your interest.

turn down = refuse, reject Things you don’t have to justify: - turning down a drink - turning down sex - turning down an injection - turning down an interview - turning down an invitation politely - turning down an internal job offer - turning down an inheritance

Phrasal Verbs: Work Off ‎“I’ll work it off at the gym.” ‎• work off = to exercise to avoid gaining weight after eating. ‎→ This food is great, but I’m going to have to run ten miles to work it off.

One word fits all gaps His ....s are shot It was a battle of .... She is a bundle of ....s My .... were jangling ....-racking I seem to have hit a raw ...... He lost his .... and backed out His stupid jokes are getting on my ....s That loud noise is grating on my ....s You've got a lot of .... to ask that It took a lot to get my .... up to ask her out He has ....s of steel A .....ous breakdown @fatima_content