Phrasal Verbs And Idioms With Pull
Here is a list of phrasal verbs and idioms with pull. Pull someone’s leg To pull someone’s leg is to deceive them for a joke. I was horrified when my brother told me that...
Category: Phrasal verbs
Phrasal Verbs With Turn
Common short verbs are often used with prepositions and adverb particles to make two-word verbs. These are called phrasal verbs or prepositional verbs. Phrasal verbs are especially common in informal speech and writing. In...
Phrasal Verbs With Take
Common short verbs are often used with prepositions and adverb particles to make two-word verbs. These are called phrasal verbs or prepositional verbs. Phrasal verbs are especially common in informal speech and writing. In...
Make off with / Run off with
To make off with something is to steal it. The burglars made off with our television and computer. Somebody has made off with my purse. The phrasal verb run off with has the same...
Do away with | Phrasal verb
To do away with a law is to abolish or cancel it. The parliament must do away with the controversial property act. These stupid rules should have been done away with decades ago. If...
Phrasal verbs with pull
Here are some idiomatic expressions with pull. Pull back To pull back is to retreat. The infiltrators pulled back when army started firing. Pull someone’s leg To pull someone’s leg is to deceive them...
Idiomatic expressions with put
Here is a list of phrasal verbs using the word put. Put away To put away is to consume food or drink in large quantities. If you are going to sit there all day...
Phrasal verbs lesson
Here is a list of phrasal verbs with example sentences. Break out of To break out of a place is to escape from it by force. The prisoners who broke out of jail have...
Idioms and phrasal verbs with account and arm
Here is a list of idomatic expressions with arm. Cost an arm and a leg If something costs an arm and a leg, it is very expensive. That laptop costs an arm and a...
Phrasal verbs and idioms with back
Back down To back down is to admit defeat. Back off To back off is to draw back from opposing someone. Back out To back out is to withdraw from something you have promised...