phrasal verbs

Front

CLEAR UP

Back

*To make something easier to understand

*To tidy or clean a place

*(Of weather) To become brighter and better

*To resolve a problem or illness

Front

COME ACROSS (+AS)

Back

*To give a certain impression; to seem or appear a certain way to others.

Front

FILL (SB) IN (+ON)

Back

To give someone the necessary or missing information about something; to update them.

Front

HANG OUT (+WITH)

Back

To spend time relaxing or socializing, usually in a casual and informal way.

Front

SPEAK UP

Back

*To talk louder – used when someone is speaking too quietly.

*To express your opinion clearly and publicly, especially in support of or against something.

Front

PUT UP WITH

Back

To accept or tolerate something unpleasant or annoying without complaining.

Front

REACH OUT

Back

To try to communicate with someone, often to offer help, ask for help, or simply make contact.

Front

STAND UP FOR

Back

To support or defend someone or something, especially when they are being treated unfairly or criticized.

Front

TAKE UP WITH

Back

To begin a relationship or association with someone, often implying a close, ongoing connection (sometimes with a negative connotation, like associating with the wrong kind of person).