Phrasal Verbs - ON and OFF

"to put on clothes" means

• to get dressed

• to get undressed

• to go shopping

• to go to the restaurant

Phrasal verbs which contain ON also talk about....

• support for something

• getting dressed

• putting something on top of another thing

• eating at a restaurant

When you need someone for support you....

• look down on them

• dress up for them

• depend on them

• switch them on

"to switch on the lights" means

• to make the lights work

• to have a brilliant idea

• to wake up from a sleep

• to understand something

When you are running a race I will....

• run away

• cheer you up

• run on

• cheer you on

"carry on" means

• to take a break

• to keep going

• to complain to your friends

• to complain about your friends

When I want you to think about something

through time, in the future I can say....

• think down that

• think off that

• think on that

• think in that

The idea of capturing something, of attacking something.

For example, bullies ​ (a)   people

• put on

• depend on

• stick on

• pick on

"to see someone off" means...

• to say goodbye to someone

• to make sure they are sleeping

• to go to sleep

• to meet someone

Imagine that you are in a very bad position in your life

but then your situation improves, you are....

• write off

• worse off

• better off

• seen off