Common English Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal verbs are a type of multi-word verb in English that consist of a base verb (such as "run," "take," or "get") combined with one or more particles (such as adverbs or prepositions). The combination of the base verb and particle(s) creates a new meaning that may be different from the meaning of the base verb alone.

For example, the phrasal verb "run into" means to meet unexpectedly or by chance, which is different from the meaning of the base verb "run" on its own. Phrasal verbs are commonly used in spoken and informal English, and mastering them is essential for effective communication in English.

Here are some common English phrasal verbs:

S.No.	Word Name
1	believe in
2	blow up
3	break down
4	call back
5	call off
6	call round
7	check in
8	cheer up
9	eat out
10	fall out
11	fall over
12	get up
13	give up
14	grow up
15	hang around
16	hang up
17	hurry up
18	join in
19	live up to
20	look after
21	look up (somebody)
22	look up (something)
23	make (something) up
24	meet up
25	move in
26	move out
27	phone up (and ring up)
28	pick up
29	put off
30	queue up
31	read out
32	rely on / upon
33	rub out
34	run out (of)
35	save up
36	sell out
37	set off
38	settle down
39	show off
40	sort out
41	take up
42	tell off
43	throw away
44	try on
45	turn off
46	turn up
47	wait up
48	wake up
49	wash up
50	write down