Phrasal Verbs 61-80

Fill In - complete, substitute
- Examples:
  - She filled in the form.
  - He filled in for his colleague.
  - They filled in the missing information.
- Questions:
  - How do you feel about filling in paperwork?
  - Have you ever had to fill in for someone at work?
  - What’s the most challenging form you’ve had to fill in?

Get Back - return
- Examples:
  - She got back home late.
  - He got back from his trip yesterday.
  - They got back together after a brief separation.
- Questions:
  - How do you feel when you get back home after a long day?
  - What’s the best part of getting back from a vacation?
  - Have you ever gotten back together with someone after a breakup?

Get Through - survive, complete
- Examples:
  - She got through the difficult exam.
  - He got through a tough year.
  - They got through all the paperwork.
- Questions:
  - What helps you get through tough times?
  - How do you feel when you finally get through a challenging task?
  - Have you ever had trouble getting through to someone on the phone?

Give Away - donate, reveal
- Examples:
  - She gave away her old clothes.
  - He gave away the ending of the movie.
  - They gave away free samples at the event.
- Questions:
  - Have you ever given away something valuable? What was it?
  - How do you feel when someone gives away a secret?
  - What’s the most generous thing you’ve ever given away?

Give Off - emit
- Examples:
  - The flowers give off a pleasant fragrance.
  - The fire gave off a lot of smoke.
  - The machine gives off a loud noise when operating.
- Questions:
  - What’s your favorite thing that gives off a pleasant smell?
  - How do you react when something gives off an unpleasant odor?
  - Have you ever encountered something that gave off an unexpected signal or sign?

Go After - pursue
- Examples:
  - She went after her dreams.
  - He went after the thief.
  - They decided to go after the new market opportunity.
- Questions:
  - What’s something you’ve gone after persistently?
  - How do you feel when you finally achieve something you’ve gone after?
  - Have you ever gone after someone or something impulsively?

Go Over - review
- Examples:
  - She went over her notes before the exam.
  - He went over the contract carefully.
  - They went over the plans one more time.
- Questions:
  - How do you usually go over your work to check for mistakes?
  - Have you ever gone over something important with someone? What was it?
  - What’s your strategy for going over and understanding complex information?

Hand In - submit
- Examples:
  - She handed in her assignment early.
  - He handed in his resignation letter.
  - They handed in the completed forms.
- Questions:
  - How do you feel when you hand in an important document?
  - Have you ever handed in something late? What happened?
  - What’s the most critical assignment you’ve ever had to hand in?

Hang Out - spend time
- Examples:
  - She hangs out with her friends on weekends.
  - He likes to hang out at the park.
  - They hang out at the mall after school.
- Questions:
  - Where do you like to hang out with your friends?
  - How do you feel when you have plenty of time to hang out?
  - Have you ever hung out with someone new? How was it?

Hold Up - delay, rob
- Examples:
  - The traffic held us up.
  - She was held up at work.
  - They held up the bank and fled.
- Questions:
  - How do you feel when you’re held up in traffic?
  - Have you ever been held up at work? Why?
  - What would you do if you witnessed a hold-up?

Keep On - continue
- Examples:
  - She kept on talking despite the interruptions.
  - He keeps on working hard.
  - They kept on with their project until it was done.
- Questions:
  - How do you motivate yourself to keep on going?
  - Have you ever kept on with something despite challenges?
  - What helps you keep on track with your goals?

Let In - allow to enter
- Examples:
  - She let him in through the back door.
  - They let in some fresh air by opening the window.
  - He let in a stray cat.
- Questions:
  - How do you decide who to let in your home?
  - Have you ever let in an unexpected guest? What happened?
  - What’s your favorite way to let in fresh air?

Log In - access a computer system
- Examples:
  - She logged in to check her email.
  - He couldn’t log in to his account.
  - They logged in to the virtual meeting.
- Questions:
  - How often do you have to log in to various accounts daily?
  - Have you ever had trouble logging in? What did you do?
  - What’s your strategy for remembering all your log-in information?

Look Into - investigate
- Examples:
  - She looked into the problem.
  - He looked into the history of the building.
  - They looked into the cause of the accident.
- Questions:
  - Have you ever looked into a mystery or problem? What was it?
  - How do you feel when you have to look into something complex?
  - What’s the most interesting thing you’ve looked into?

Make Out - decipher, kiss
- Examples:
  - She couldn’t make out the handwriting.
  - They made out in the movie theater.
  - He tried to make out what she was saying.
- Questions:
  - How do you react when you can’t make out someone’s handwriting?
  - Have you ever been in a situation where you had to make out a faint sound or signal?
  - What’s your opinion on public displays of affection like making out?

Make Up For - compensate for
- Examples:
  - She made up for her mistake by working extra hard.
  - He made up for lost time by studying all night.
  - They made up for the delay by speeding up the process.
- Questions:
  - Have you ever had to make up for a mistake? What did you do?
  - How do you make up for lost time or opportunities?
  - What’s a time when someone made up for something they did to you?

Put Off - delay
- Examples:
  - She put off doing her homework.
  - He put off his trip due to the weather.
  - They put off the meeting until next week.
- Questions:
  - What tasks do you often put off?
  - How do you feel when you have to put off something important?
  - Have you ever regretted putting off a task?

Put On - wear, stage a performance
- Examples:
  - She put on her coat.
  - They put on a play for the school.
  - He put on a brave face despite the pain.
- Questions:
  - How do you decide what to put on each day?
  - Have you ever put on a performance? What was it?
  - What helps you put on a brave face during tough times?

Put Out - extinguish, inconvenience
- Examples:
  - They put out the fire.
  - She was put out by the sudden change of plans.
  - He put out a statement to the press.
- Questions:
  - How do you feel when you’re put out by someone’s actions?
  - Have you ever had to put out a fire or emergency situation?
  - What’s your reaction when plans are put out at the last minute?

Run Over - hit with a vehicle, review
- Examples:
  - He ran over a pothole.
  - She ran over her notes before the exam.
  - They almost ran over a squirrel.
- Questions:
  - Have you ever run over something while driving? What was it?
  - How do you prepare for exams by running over your notes?
  - What’s your reaction when you see someone almost run over an animal?