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Question		Answer
to become an adult start learning		to grow up Growing up is not easy to accept.
to prevent from falling start learning		to hold something up Hold the ladder up or I will fall down.
to become involved start learning		to join in We should ask others to join in our activities.
to avoid start learning		to keep away I keep away from boring people.
to continue to do something start learning		to keep on doing You keep on doing the same mistake.
to move at the same rate as someone else also: to cope with something that changes fast start learning		to keep up Don't give up, keep up.
to not include start learning		to leave out Leave your emotions out.
to disappoint start learning		to let down I am sorry if I let you down.
to take a sit start learning		to sit down Sit down, I need to talk to you.
to lock the door start learning		to lock out Lock out the door, it is noisy outside.
to think about past start learning		to look back to I often look back to when I was a child.
to be excited about something that will happen start learning		to look forward used in letters to express hope about receiving an answer I look forward to meeting you.
to be careful start learning		to look out Look out where you put your feet.
to admire another person start learning		to look up to someone I look up to him for what he achieved.
to invent also: to reconcile after an argument start learning		to make up I made up an excuse to avoid going out with her.
to confuse two things start learning		to mix up I always mix up my cousins' names.
to start living in a new house start learning		to move in I bought a house, I will move in tomorrow.
to hit someone until he falls down also: to hit by a car; to decrease start learning		to knock down Mike Tyson knocked down the opponent.
to give the money borrowed also: to revenge start learning		to pay back You should pay back the money I've lent you.
to force to leave start learning		to drive out He drove me out after what I've done.
to take with a vehicle also: to lift; to learn something new start learning		to pick up Can you pick me up?
to connect to electricity start learning		to plug in He plugged in the TV.
to tell or to show start learning		to point out I think I have to point out how irresponsible is their idea.
to put back in its place also: to save money start learning		to put away Put away that spider from me!
to stay overnight start learning		to put up We will put up at a hostel.

Top 100 phrasal verbs 51 - 75

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