Phrasal verbs, level A2
Phrasal verbs at level A2 with meanings and examples. Practise them free in inohablo.
| Phrase | Meaning |
|---|---|
| carry on | to continue doing something
Please carry on with your work. |
| check in | to register at a hotel or airport
We checked in at the hotel at noon. |
| check out | to leave a hotel after paying
You must check out before eleven. |
| fill in | to complete a form by writing information
Please fill in this form with your details. |
| find out | to discover a piece of information
I need to find out the train times. |
| give back | to return something to its owner
Please give back my book on Monday. |
| give up | to stop trying to do something
She refused to give up on her dream. |
| grow up | to change from a child into an adult
I grew up in a small town near Kraków. |
| hurry up | to move or act more quickly
Hurry up, or we will miss the bus! |
| look after | to take care of someone or something
Can you look after my dog this weekend? |
| look up | to search for information in a book or online
If you do not know the word, look it up. |
| pick up | to lift something; to collect someone
Can you pick me up from the station? |
| slow down | to go or happen more slowly
Please slow down, you are driving too fast. |
| take off | to remove clothing; when a plane leaves the ground
The plane takes off at nine o'clock. |
| try on | to put on clothes to see if they fit
Can I try on this jacket? |
| write down | to record something on paper
Let me write down your phone number. |
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