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English Grammar : Phrasal Verbs – 3
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Get up to – Do something wrong or naughty.
Ghost away – Remove someone secretly of discreetly.
Ginger up – Make more lively.
Give away – Tell a secret, often unintentionally.
Give away – Betray, report to authorities.
Give away – Give a weight advantage to an opponent in boxing.
Give back – Return something you’ve borrowed.
Give in – Stop doing something because it’s too hard or requires too much energy.
Give in – Submit homework, etc..
Give in – Surrender, accept defeat.
Give in – Offer or submit for judgement, approval.
Give in to – Agree to something you don’t like.
Give in to – Allow a feeling or desire to control you.
Give it to – Criticise harshly or punish someone for something.
Give it up to – Applaud.
Give off – Emit pollution or something else unpleasant.
Give off – Behave in a way that makes people think of you in a certain way.
Give off – Follow or take one of 2 or more branches (instructions, in machine code) in writing a computer program (using system software for a programming language).
Give onto Open – into a place, for a door or window.
Give out – Distribute.
Give out – Have no more of a supply.
Give out – Make public.
Give out – End or finish somewhere.
Give out Make a sound or noise.
Give over – Entrust, pass on responsibility.
Give over – Stop an activity.
Give over to – Dedicate, devote.
Give up – Stop being friendly, end relationships.
Give up – Stop doing something.
Give up on – Lose faith in or stop believing in something or someone.
Give up on – Stop feeling hope.
Give way – Stop to allow vehicles to pass.
Give way – Collapse, break.
Give way to – Yield, surrender, retreat.
Give way to – Surrender to strong emotions.
Gloss over – Try to minimise the importance of something.
Gnaw at – Trouble, worry or annoy someone.
Go about – Deal with something.
Go across – Move to another side or place.
Go after – Chase, try to get.
Go against – Lose a decision or a verdict of a court.
Go along with – Accept a decision or suggestion.
Go along with – Accompany.
Go around – Be or have enough of something.
graduating nowadays.
Go around – Visit.
Go at – Attack or approach something with vigour.
Go away – Leave a place or disappear.
Go back – Have a long history.
Go back – Return to, start doing something again.
Go back on – Break a promise.
Go before – Precede.
Go below – Leave the top deck of a ship.
Go by – The passing of time.
Go by – Trust or depend on for correct information.
Go by – Pay a short visit, call.
Go down – Become recorded as or known as.
Go down – Be eaten or swallowed.
Go down – Stop working, especially computers.
Go down – Become dimmer.
Go down with – Find acceptance.
Go for – Choose, select.
Go for it – Be assertive and ready to initiate action.
Go forth – Leave a place.
Go forth – Travel abroad, leave a place.
Go forward – Move clocks ahead.
Go in – Attack.
Go in for – Enter a competition or sit an exam.
Go in for – Make a career choice.
Go in with – Form a union or alliance.
Go into – Discuss in some detail.
Go into- Enter a profession, hospital, trade, market.
Go into – Begin a speech or description.
Go into – Be dedicated or devoted.
Go into – Be contained in a larger number.
Go it – Behave in a reckless way.
Go it – Move or drive very fast.
Go it alone – Do something without help.
Go off – Explode (bomb), start ringing (alarm).
Go off – Go bad.
Go off – Start to dislike.
Go off – Leave a place.
Go off – Take place, follow a plan or pattern.
Go off with – Steal.
Go on – Happen.
Go on – Spend money.
Go on – Start working (electric/electronic equipment).
Go on about – Talk too much.
Go on at – Pester, try to make someone do something by repeatedly asking or suggesting.
Go on to – Proceed.
Go on with – Continue doing.
Go one – A way of encouraging someone.
Go out – Stop burning, be extinguished.
Go out – Leave a place.
Go out – Go on strike.
Go out – Become infashionable.
Go out – Move backwards, of a tide.
Go out – Be eliminated in a competition.
Go out – Be transmitted.
Go out – Be sent.
Go out – Intend.
Go out for – Become a candidate, apply for something.
Go out to – Feel sympathy with someone.
Go out with – Have a relationship with.
Go over – Look at something, revise.
Go over – Be approved or accepted.
Go over – Repeat or explain.
Go over – Clean.
Go over to – Go on a journey.
Go over to – Become converted.
Go over to – Change to something different.
Go round – Circulate.
Go round – Visit.
Go through – Do something in a certain way or following certain procedures.
Go through – Explain.
Go through – Be approved formally or sanctioned.
Go through – Consume or spend.
Go through – Perform or carry something out.
Go under – Go bankrupt.
Go under – Lose consciousness.
Go under – Sink.
Go up – Rise or climb.
Go up – Approach.
Go up – Be heard.
Go up to – Attend a university.
Go up to – Reach.
Go with – Accept, agree to.
Go without – Not have.
Goof up – Mess, spoil.
Grasp at – Take an opportunity without hesitation.
Grass on – Report someone to a person in authority.
Grass up – Report someone to a person in authority.
Grey out – Disable a function in a computer program, leaving it visible but not working.
Grind away – Keep working at something.
Grind down – Reduce or destroy someone’s enthusiasm.
Grind on – Proceed relentlessly.
Grind on – Talk endlessly.
Grind out – Produce something with great difficulty.
Grind up- Reduce to small pieces.
Grow apart – Become distant, stop having a close relationship because time, distance, interests, etc, have changed.
Grow away from – Become less friendly with.
Grow back – Grow again.
Grow from – Result from a process.
Grow into – Develop or change over time to fit something.
Grow on – Like something that you didn’t like at first.
Grow on – Have a greater influence or degree of acceptance.
Grow on – Become gradually more evident.
Grow out of – Grow too large for clothes.
Grow out of – Lose interest as you grow older or become more mature.
Grow out of – Result or develop from.
Grow to – Eventually do something.
Grow together – Gradually become attached, united or close.
Grow up – Arise, emerge.
Grow up – Develop in a place or for a reason (city, town, etc).
Grow up on – Do or have something when you are a child.
Grow upon – Like something that you didn’t like at first.
Grow upon – Have a greater influence or degree of acceptance.
Grow upon – Become gradually more evident.
Gun for – Try to destroy an opponent.
Gussy up – Dress smartly or improve the appearance of something.
