Module 1 - Phrasal verbs (Level 4)

Check out

• To ignore something completely.

• To examine something or visit a place to learn about it.

• To leave a place without paying.

• To make a quick decision without thinking.

Hang out with (non-sep.)

• To spend a lot of time with someone

• To engage in a formal meeting

• To travel to a distant place

• To avoid social interactions

Look forward to (+ing) (non-sep.)

• To feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen.

• To regret something that has already happened.

• To be indifferent about future events.

• To feel anxious about upcoming challenges.

Chill out (non-sep.)

• To relax completely, or not allow things to upset you.

• To become angry or upset about something.

• To engage in a physical activity or sport.

• To socialize with friends at a party.

End up (non-sep.) (+ing)

• To finally be in a particular place or situation

• To start a new journey or adventure

• To avoid a particular outcome

• To change one's mind about something

Build up (sep.)

• To increase or become larger or stronger, or to cause someone or something to do this.

• To break down into smaller parts.

• To maintain a steady state without change.

• To reduce in size or strength.

Pick up (sep.)

• To collect someone or something.

• To drop off someone or something.

• To throw away something.

• To leave something behind.

Head for (non-sep.)

• To move in a particular direction.

• To stay in one place.

• To look for something.

• To avoid a situation.

Take over (sep.)

• To begin to have control of something.

• To give up control of something.

• To share control with others.

• To ignore responsibilities.

Grow up (non-sep.)

• To gradually become an adult.

• To become taller and stronger.

• To learn new skills and hobbies.

• To move away from home.