IDE Phrasal verbs Lesson 15

with the inside facing the outside

• inside out

• upside down

• to fill in

• to fill out

with the upper side turned toward the lower side

• inside out

• upside down:

• to fill in

• to fill out

to write answers in (S); to inform, to tell (S)

• upside down

• to fill out

• to fill in

• to take advantage of

to complete a form (S)

• to take advantage of

• no matter

• to fill out:

• to take up

to use well, to profit from; to use another person´s weaknesses to gain what one wants

• to fill out

• no matter

• to take up

• to take advantage of:

regardless of

• no matter

• to take up

• to take up with

• in the long run

to begin to do or study, to undertake (S); to occupy space, time, or energy (S)

• to take up with

• to take up

• to take after

• in the long run

to consult someone about an important matter (S)

• to take after

• in the long run

• to take up with

• in touch

to resemble a parent or close relative (also: to look like, for physical appearance only)

• in the long run

• in touch

• out of touch

• to take after

eventually, after a long period of time

• in the long run

• in touch

• out of touch

• inside out