| No. | Phrasal Verb | Meaning | Example Sentence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wake up | Stop sleeping | I wake up at 7 a.m. every day. |
| 2 | Get up | Get out of bed | She gets up early to go jogging. |
| 3 | Put on | Wear clothes | He put on his shoes quickly. |
| 4 | Take off | Remove clothes or fly (for planes) | The plane took off on time. |
| 5 | Turn on | Start something (light, TV) | Please turn on the lights. |
| 6 | Turn off | Stop something (light, TV) | Don’t forget to turn off the fan. |
| 7 | Pick up | Lift something or collect | Can you pick up the pencil for me? |
| 8 | Put down | Place something on a surface | She put down the book on the table. |
| 9 | Sit down | Take a seat | Please sit down and relax. |
| 10 | Stand up | Rise to a standing position | Everyone stood up for the national anthem. |
| 11 | Look for | Search for something | I’m looking for my keys. |
| 12 | Look after | Take care of | She looks after her younger brother. |
| 13 | Look at | Direct your eyes toward something | Look at the beautiful rainbow! |
| 14 | Look forward to | Be excited about something | I look forward to my birthday party. |
| 15 | Break down | Stop working (machine, car) | Our car broke down on the way home. |
| 16 | Break up | End a relationship | They broke up after two years. |
| 17 | Call back | Return a phone call | I’ll call you back later. |
| 18 | Call off | Cancel something | The meeting was called off due to rain. |
| 19 | Come in | Enter | Please come in and have a seat. |
| 20 | Come back | Return | When will you come back from school? |
| 21 | Come across | Find by chance | I came across an old photo yesterday. |
| 22 | Find out | Discover or learn | I just found out the truth. |
| 23 | Give up | Stop trying | Don’t give up on your dreams! |
| 24 | Give away | Donate or reveal | She gave away her old clothes to charity. |
| 25 | Go on | Continue | Please go on with your story. |
| 26 | Go out | Leave home for social activities | They went out for dinner. |
| 27 | Grow up | Become an adult | I want to be a pilot when I grow up. |
| 28 | Hang up | End a phone call | She hung up the phone angrily. |
| 29 | Hold on | Wait a moment | Hold on, I’m coming! |
| 30 | Keep on | Continue doing something | Keep on practicing and you’ll improve. |
| 31 | Run out of | Have no more of something | We ran out of milk this morning. |
| 32 | Run into | Meet by chance | I ran into my teacher at the mall. |
| 33 | Set up | Arrange or establish | They set up a new company. |
| 34 | Show up | Arrive or appear | He showed up late to the meeting. |
| 35 | Take care of | Look after | Please take care of your health. |
| 36 | Take over | Gain control | She took over the family business. |
| 37 | Turn up | Increase volume | Can you turn up the TV? |
| 38 | Turn down | Decrease volume or reject | He turned down the offer. |
| 39 | Write down | Note something | Write down your homework in the diary. |
| 40 | Bring up | Mention a topic or raise a child | Don’t bring up old arguments. |
| 41 | Carry on | Continue | Carry on with your good work. |
| 42 | Cut off | Stop supply or connection | The electricity was cut off last night. |
| 43 | Drop by | Visit briefly | Why don’t you drop by my house? |
| 44 | Fill in | Complete a form | Please fill in this form carefully. |
| 45 | Get along | Have a good relationship | They get along very well. |
| 46 | Hold back | Control or hide emotions | She couldn’t hold back her tears. |
| 47 | Make up | Invent or become friends again | They made up after their fight. |
| 48 | Put off | Postpone | Don’t put off your homework. |
| 49 | Show off | Boast or display proudly | He likes to show off his new shoes. |
| 50 | Take out | Remove or bring outside | Please take out the trash. |
Also Read: 15 Fun and Easy Ways to Teach Verb Forms to Kids (A Parent’s Guide)
Tips to Learn Phrasal Verbs Faster
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Connect each phrasal verb with a real-life action.
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Use gestures or pictures to help you remember.
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Practice daily in small sentences.
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Make flashcards for review.
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Watch cartoons or English shows and note new phrasal verbs.
Also Read: 10 Easy Phrasal Verbs for Kids to Learn with Fun Examples and Exercises
