He finally gave up smoking (give up) - To stop doing something, especially a habit., I can’t put up with this noise any longer! - To accept something unpleasant or annoying without complaining., The alarm went off in the middle of the night - To start ringing/to explode (bomb), We set off early to avoid the traffic. - To begin a journey/trip, I came across an old letter while cleaning my desk. (come across) - To find something or meet someone by chance., This milk has gone off. It smells terrible (go off). - To become bad or spoiled (food)., The police are looking into the matter. (look into) - To investigate or examine something carefully., I’m really looking forward to the weekend (look foward to) - To feel excited about something that is going to happen, He takes after his father — they both love music. - To resemble a family member in appearance or character., She made up an excuse about missing the train. (make up) - To invent a story or excuse that is not true., The thieves made off with a bag full of money. (make off) - To run away quickly, especially after committing a crime., It took her weeks to get over the flu. - To recover from an illness, disappointment, or shock., He finally turned up an hour late. (turn up) - To arrive, especially unexpectedly or after a delay.,

Phrasal verbs intermediate level

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