Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
STOP DOING SOMETHING/ SOMETHING	TO GIVE UP DOING sth/ TO GIVE UP STH I need to give up my current job. It's very stressing!
TO ADMIRE SOMEONE	TO LOOK UP TO I've always have looked up to teachers for their patience!
TO MAKE UP ONE'S MIND	TO DECIDE/ TAKE A DECISION Tom hasn't MAKE UP HIS MIND about his summer holidays.
TO SEE SOMEONE OFF	TO SAY GOODBYE TO SBY WHEN SHE GOES My mother TOLD ME OFF at the airport with tears
TO START A NEW ACTIVITY/DOING A NEW ACTIVITY	TO TAKE UP SOMETHING Next year I'm going to TAKE UP Russian in the university.
TO MAKE UP	TO INVENT STH The thied MADE UP the whole story to avoid going to prision
TO BE PHYSICALLY SIMILAR	TO LOOK AFTER SOMEBODY You must be Tom's brother. You LOOK AFTER HIM alot.
TO POSTPONE STH	TO PUT SOMETHING OFF The meeting with the manager HAS BEEN PUT OFF FOR next Monday.
START TO LIKE SOMETHING (that you did not like before)	LO TAKE TO sth I used to hate vegetables, but I TOOK TO them when I tried woks!
TAKE OFF (1)	TO START TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL This product TOOK OFF last year when Beyoncé made that advertisement.
Her parents were not able to TAKE IN that she had lost her new watch	TAKE IN believe, accept as true

PHRASAL VERBS FOR FIRST CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH (F.C.E)

	Created by frank martos almost 10 years ago