Phrasal Verbs 1

• What's going on?
• There's a class going on at the moment.
• What went on last night?

• I picked up my brother from the airport.
• Please pick up some bread.
• Would you come and pick me up from work tonight?

• She came back around 10pm last night.
• When will you come back from France?
• Please come back! It's boring here without you.

• Julie came up with a great idea.
• He came up with an answer to the question very quickly.
• Can you come up with a better solution?

• He finished his work and went back to his flat.
• When is she planning to go back to Japan?
• I'll go back to the library later.

• Can you find out what time the restaurant opens?
• I found out that we need to submit our essays next Tuesday.
• I don't know what the weather forecast is for tomorrow, but I'll find out.

• She came out of the kitchen.
• He went to the cafe and came out with a coffee.
• Please come out of the bedroom.

• Let's go out for dinner.
• You're going out a lot these days.
• We should go out more.

• She pointed out the beautiful paintings on the walls.
• Please point out to the students that they must attend all the lectures.
• 'We'll miss the bus if we don't hurry', he pointed out.

• I grew up in Scotland.
• My children are growing up too fast!
• When will he grow up?

• I need to set up a new bank account.
• She's decided to set up her own company.
• I set up some language classes at the school.

• The maid turned out to have stolen the money.
• He turned out to be a friend of Alex's.
• The party turned out to be a big success.

• I need to get out of the house!
• She got out of the car and went into the shop.
• Get out! There's a fire in the kitchen!

• Please come in! It's great to see you.
• She came into the living room and sat down.
• Don't come in! I'm not ready yet!

• He's going to take on the new project.
• She isn't taking on any new students at the moment.
• Could you take on some extra work?