Multi Word Verbs

Multi Word Verbs

Relationships Volume II

Multi word Verbs

Phrasal Verbs ( Verb + Preposition... )

Bring someone up

• Meaning: look after a child until is an adult

• My aunt Brought me up

• His mother died, so we will bring her daughter up.

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Take after someone

• Meaning: to be like or to look like another family member

• My children take after my husband

• She took after her mother they are like two drops of water

Open Ended

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Get together

• MEANING 1 : meet each other informal gathering (friends)

• Shall we get together on Friday and go for a drink or something?

• Meaning 2: To start a romantic relationship:

• She got together with Paul two years ago

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Hang out with someone

• Meaning: to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone:

• I've been hanging out  with the band.

• Let's hang out tonight

Open Ended

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Grow apart

• Meaning: when you grow up separated from someone else

• Even best friends grow apart

• We grew apart after kindergarden

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mix up someone/something

• Meaning: confuse situations, objects, or people

• I always mix Kelly up with her younger sister they look so much alike!

• Don't mix things up

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Ring Someone up

• Meaning: to telephone someone

• Ring Paul up and ask what he’s doing tonight.

• I forgot to ring mom up! Let me do it before we leave

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Cut something off

• Meaning 1: to remove a part of something to make it smaller or shorter

• He cut off his hair for charity.

• I cut the peel off the orange.

• Meaning 2: to finish

• I had to cut my relationship off ... too toxic

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