Phrasal verbs and collocations

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BREAK DOWN

• escape

• lose control of feelings

• cause something to happen

• stop working

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BREAK UP

• begin suddenly

• stop for holidays (of schools)

• raise a child

• cause something to happen

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BRING SOMEBODY ROUND

• begin suddenly

• persuade

• cause somebody to regain conscionsness

• cause something to happen

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BRING UP

• raise a child

• reveal something

• chase someone

• happen

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CARRY ON

• return

• delay

• surrender

• continue

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HOLD UP

• rob a place

• delay

• reveal something

• abandon a habit

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GET ON WITH SOMEBODY

• do or complete something

• contain your emotions

• have a friendly relationship with somebody

• reach somebody by telephone

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GIVE SOMEBODY AWAY

• wait for somebody

• betray somebody

• have a friendly relationship with somebody

• reach somebody by telephone

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GIVE UP

• abandon a habit

• stop doing something

• come from a place

• give something free of charge

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GO IN FOR

• go bad

• aim for something

• examine something in detail

• enter a competition