Phrasal verbs by María Belén Isnardi

TO TAKE UP

isnardibelen — 2023-06-09 15:40:47 UTC

to start doing a hobby.

E.g.: I took up volleyball last month because I really want to play on the beach in the summer.

2023-06-09 15:48:27 UTC

Lolo y Lucca

GO OFF:
Stop Doing something before you have completed it

I went off burgers after I got food poisoning from a takeaway.

I went off Peter when he said those dreadful things about Clare.

Give up

2023-06-09 15:49:40 UTC

To stop doing something

E.g:
I gave up teaching kids, they were too noisy.
I gave up going to the club because I didn´t have time.

Francisco Williner y Máximo Oyaquindia

Sign up - Nacho y Cami

2023-06-09 15:50:52 UTC

Meaning: to registrate in smth.

Example: You need to sign up in the classroom with your email.

Go on (Sofia Argañaraz and Juana Gomes)

2023-06-09 15:52:57 UTC

Continue doing something
I still go on with my English lessons

Ran out of : to finish, use, or sell all of something, so that there is none left

2023-06-09 15:53:26 UTC

I ran out of food and went to the supermarket yesterday.

Lauti y Agus

Mati and augusto

2023-06-09 15:55:01 UTC

Look forward to :
Definition: is used to express anticipation, enthusism
Example: I am really looking forward to attending the concert tomorrow

SET OFF

2023-06-09 15:55:25 UTC

Ame y Joaqui
Start a journey
I set off to London at 7 am.

2023-06-09 16:03:22 UTC

2023-06-09 16:03:52 UTC

Find out

2023-06-09 16:06:35 UTC

To get some information about something/somebody by asking, reading, etc
E.G:

I found out that I didn't know that much English and now I studied more and I know more