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Phrasal Verbs

Watch out

Watch out

To "watch out" means to pay attention to avoid harm or danger. Also, to be on guard for something or someone suspicious.
May 6, 2025 Read More
Come on

Come on

When using "come on", it’s often used to persuade or encourage someone. Sometimes used to flirt or make an advance.
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Go ahead

Go ahead

"Go ahead" means for someone to proceed or continue with something.
April 29, 2025 Read More
Get out

Get out

Most commonly, "get out" means to leave a place such as a building, vehicle, or situation.
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Ask around

Ask around

When someone "asks around" it means to ask several people for information or help, often by going from person to person.
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Pick up

Pick up

To "pick up" can mean to meet or start a relationship with someone, to acquire or learn something like a new concept or language.
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Move out

Move out

To "move out" means to stop living in a particular house or place to live elsewhere, usually because you're relocating.
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Go through

Go through

To "go through" means moving from one place to another by passing through something.
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Get away

Get away

To "get away" means to escape or leave a space, especially in order to avoid something or someone.
April 10, 2025 Read More
End up

End up

To "end up" can indicate that something or someone arrives at a specific location, state, or condition as a result of a chain of events, even if it wasn't the…
April 8, 2025 Read More