50 most used American English Phrasal Verbs

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What about bringing down a higher amount to a lower amount. Can we use bring down in this context ?

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Phrases verbs with Down Break down-stop functioning( in machine or vehicle ) Break down - analyze or separate into smaller parts Bring down - cause someone or something to lose power or position Turn down - reject or refuse another or request Hand down/ pass down-transfer something from one generation to the next (inheritance hands-me-downs- item an or clothing’s passed from older sibling to younger sibling Track down- find something or someone after a long search Shut down- close or stop operations Tear down /Take down -demolish or destroy something Pin down - get a specific or clear answer Hunker down - settle in for a long wait or difficult situation Wind down - gradually relax after a period of activity Die down - gradually become less intense Scale down - reduce in size number or extent Phrasal verbs with across Come across/ run across - to form or encounter something or someone by chance /meet or find unexpectedly Get across - successfully communicate an idea or message Put across -express or explain an idea / attitude /energy clearly Cut across - take a shorter route through an area Look across - direst your gaze Across / opposite side of an area or space Move across - transition from one side to another Phrasal verbs with after Look after - take care of something or someone Watch after -to monitor someone or something Run after - chase or pursue someone or something Go after - try to get or achieve something Take after - resemble or be similar to an older family member Name after - name someone after another person or place Come after - follow or chase someone or something / chasing or pursuing someone legally Follow after - go behind or in the footsteps of someone Phrasal verbs with Away Go away - leave or depart form a place Give away - offer something for free or reveal a secret Throw away- discard or dispose of something Take away - remove something from a place Run away - flee or escape form a place or situation Pass away- die Put away - store something in its proper place Back away- move backward usually out of fear or caution Fade away- gradually disappear Drive away - force someone or something to leave Phrasal verbs with IN break in - enter a building illegally or forcefully Come in - enter a place or room Fill in- complete missing information on a form or document or give someone information Give in - surrender or admit defeat Hand in- submit or deliver something like homework or a report Look in on- make a brief visit or check on someone Take in- understand or absorb information / to make someone stay at your place Bring in - introduce or involve someone or something Move in- start living in a me place Step in - intervene in a situation or take action Many thanks Kayla for fantastic lectures each time 😍😍

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Can those phrases become a pdf file automatically? Keep learning and bring in all of them!

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So how do you say your computer stopped working?

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Narrow down? 🥺

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I have observed you tongue while you are speaking, it Seem like you dont move it up. Im so sorry, I did that for improve my promunciation and intonation. So Could you show it off to teache us how to positioning the tongue while speaking in one video aparts?

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