pull over, To move a car to the side of the road and stop., drop sb off, To give someone a ride to a specific place and let them exit the vehicle., head for sth, To go in the direction of a particular place or goal., hold sb up, To delay someone or cause them to be late., turn up, To appear or arrive, often unexpectedly., pick sb up, To collect someone, usually by car, from a location., keep up with sb, To maintain the same pace or progress as someone; not to fall behind., bring up, To raise a topic or issue for discussion, or to care for and raise a child., put sth up, To build, construct, or display something., set off, To begin a journey or start a trip., carry on, To continue doing something., run out of, To finish something, so that none remains., walk away from, To leave a situation or relationship, often because it’s no longer beneficial., put sb up, To provide someone with a place to stay, typically overnight., turn into, To change or transform into something else., break down, To stop functioning, often referring to a vehicle or machinery.

Focus 3 Unit 3.6

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