Phrasal Verbs Unit 6/9 Wk 3

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Go through with

Back

To proceed with something, especially something difficult or challenging.

Front

Go back on

Back

To not do something that you promised or agreed to do.

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Get out of

Back

To avoid doing something.

Front

Get around to

Back

To find the time to do something.

Front

Come up with

Back

To think of an idea or plan.

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Come down with

Back

To become ill with a particular illness.

Front

Boil down to

Back

To be the main reason or most important aspect of something.

Front

Break out

Back

To start suddenly, especially something bad such as a war or disease.

Front

Catch up

Back

To reach the same standard or level as someone or something else.

Front

Chicken out

Back

To decide not to do something because you are too frightened.