Phrasal verbs

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Phrasal Verbs
Take
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Come
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Look
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Get
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Bring
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2.

To begin or start a new hobby.
I have decided to _____ the
guitar and maybe start a band!

3.

To remove something, usually
clothing or accessories.
It was quite hot in the
classroom so I _____ my
sweater.

4.

Write information on paper.
We have the test tomorrow so I
_____ plenty of notes in class.

5.

Take control.
The project was not working
well, so I was asked to _____
as leader.

6.

To have a similar character or
personality to a family member.
I take _____ my mother, we
both love football.

7.

To accompany.
Can you _____ with us to the
movies tonight?

8.

To suggest or think of an idea
or plan.
Let’s _____ with a destination
for our holiday.

9.

To find by accident.
While cleaning, I _____ a
photo of me as a child.

10.

To get or acquire.
We don’t know how she _____
that much money.

11.

To become ill with a sickness.
She _____ with the flu
yesterday.

12.

To find information in a book,
on a map, on a schedule, etc.
We need to _____ when the
train arrives.

13.

To watch what is happening
and be careful.
_____! That dog is angry.

14.

To read something quickly and
briefly.
We have a test today, so I need
to _____ my notes.

15.

To try and find something.
We need to _____ a birthday
present before the party.

16.

To think about what is going to
happen in the future.
I have to _____ to final exams
and graduation.

17.

To enter a small, closed
vehicle.
Shelly _____ her car and drove
away.

18.

To enter a large, closed vehicle.
Dan _____ the train to go to the
capital.

19.

To communicate or make
something understood.
Jill ___ her ideas ___ at the
meeting.

20.

To have enough to survive.
This month I am _____ because
my brother gave me money.

21.

To recover from something.
Anne failed the test, but quickly
_____ it and studied more.

22.

To emphasize.
I like this shirt because it _____
my eyes.

23.

To take something with you.
Can you _____ some games to play
at the party?

24.

To raise, to care for from
childhood.
She was _____ by strict parents.

25.

To return something to someone.
Can you _____ the book you
borrowed?

26.

To cause to happen.
The big storm _____ a lot of damage
to the neighborhood.