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Get up
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I'm going to get up now.
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Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.
Get up
Example
I'm going to get up now.
Understand ten common phrasal verbs used in ordinary routines.
Get up
I'm going to get up now.
To leave or depart from a place, typically for a short period of time.
When they said 'let's go out', it meant they wanted to leave the house and do something elsewhere.
to return to a place or situation after being away.
John promised to come back tomorrow after his vacation.
to return or retrace one's steps to a previous location, point in time, or situation.
After realizing she forgot her phone at the restaurant, she had to go back to retrieve it.
to collect or gather, or to improve or recover
to lift or gather something from the ground, to take someone or something from one place to another (usually by car), to resume or continue something previously dropped or stopped.
to remove or lift something, or to become successful or popular suddenly
To remove or detach something from its original place, such as taking off shoes or clothes.
to board or enter a vehicle, or to have a harmonious relationship with someone
I need to get on the train to reach my destination.
to disembark or exit from a vehicle or platform
He got off at the next station.
The word 'come' has several meanings, depending on its context and usage.
1. As a verb - 'Come' can be used to indicate movement towards or arrival at a place. Example: 'I will come to your house at 7 pm.' or 'The train will come at 9 am.' 2. As an auxiliary verb - 'Come' can be used to form questions or negative statements. Example: 'Did he come to the party?' or 'She didn't come to the meeting.' 3. As an idiom - 'Come to' can be used to indicate understanding or realization. Example: 'After hearing the news, I finally came to understand the situation.'
To take care of, to attend to, to provide for, to watch over.
She looks after her younger brother by making sure he does his homework and goes to bed on time.