Phrasal Verbs

• I’m asking Mario over to play with the dog.
• Can you please blow out those papers?
• Charlie! Don’t blow it up!
• I’m bringing back these books to the library.
• Please don’t bring up the kid he just ate.
• Class! Please bring up the presentation; tomorrow there will be a quiz over this.
• Don’t burn down those papers; I need to see something in them.
• Hey! You didn’t call me back! I left you a message.
• Mary! I need to call off today’s reunion.
• I really need to call him up, it’s so important.
• We are going to carry out the party for Rodrigo, even if it’s going to be difficult.
• My mom wants me to clean up my room.
• My sister asks me if I want to clear up the homework.
• Carlos closed the door really hard, and the teacher was angry.
• The factory closed down for the summer, as there is so little work for them now.
• I need to cover the cake up before the flies get to it.
• In kinder garden, the teacher said that we needed to cross out our wrong answers.
• I need to do my homework over because is wrong.
• For weight loss I need to drink up 2 liters of water daily.
• Juan drops me off at the party.
• I need to empty the pool out for vacation time.
• My sister wants to figure out her assignment before the exam.
• Maria needs to figure out the puzzle.
• In this exercise you need to fill in the blanks.
• Carla filled out the application for work at this OXXO.
• Hey! Give me back that sweater! It’s mine!
• Never give up; you have a lot of opportunities.
• My mother asked me to hand in these papers to the teacher.
• The teacher handed the homework out to the class.
• Hand over the money! This is an assault.
• Perla helped me out with my assignment.
• Keep that away from me!
• It’s cold! Keep your clothes on.
• I’m keeping out of this restaurant because I got sick here last time.
• I need to lay off from so much homework.
• Leave on your jacket! It’s cold outside.