Phrasal Verbs

We set off early in the morning on our trip.

• to discard

• to end a relation

• to stop from operating

• to leave

You can take off your jacket. It’s hot in here.

• to stop trying to do something

• to experience a bad period of time

• to remove from one’s body

• to come for and take someplace

A taxi picked us up at about 5 a.m. and took us to the airport.

• to stop trying to do something

• to experience a bad period of time

• to remove from one’s body

• to come for and take someplace

We found out that the music  store is closing.

• to learn

• to discard

• to end a relation

• to stop from operating

Don’t for get to turn off the TV before you leave.

• to learn

• to discard

• to end a relation

• to stop from operating

You should throw away all those old magazines.

• to learn

• to discard

• to end a relation

• to stop from operating

Robert and Elaine broke up after a big argument.

• to learn

• to discard

• to end a relation

• to stop from operating

Elaine has gone through a lot, and now she is lost her job.

• to experience a bad period of time

• to come for and take someplace

• to stop trying to do something

• to make a loud noise

I am going to solve this math problem. I won’t give up.

• to experience a bad period of time

• to come for and take someplace

• to stop trying to do something

• to make a loud noise

While I was cooking, the smoke alarm went off.

• to experience a bad period of time

• to come for and take someplace

• to stop trying to do something

• to make a loud noise