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Question		Answer
to find the total of start learning		add up The shop assistant added up what I'd bought and told me the total.
blow up start learning		to explode Luckily, the bomb didn't blow up.
to stop working (for a machine, etc.) start learning		break down Our car broke down on the motorway.
to enter illegally start learning		break in (to) A house in Brecon Place was broken into last night.
to take care of a child until adult start learning		bring up She brought up three sons on her own.
to increase start learning		build up These exercises are good for building up leg strength.
to ring again on the phone start learning		call back I’ll call you back later.
to cancel start learning		call off The concert has been called off.
to become/make calmer start learning		calm down The woman finally calmed down.
to continue start learning		carry on Mark carried on watching TV.
to reach same level start learning		catch up (with) He finds it hard to catch up.
to become/make happier start learning		cheer up I started to cheer up.
to tidy start learning		clear up I’ll clear up.
to find by chance start learning		come across I came across a word.
to return start learning		come back Call me when you come back.
to be quicker start learning		come on Come on or we’ll be late.
to be published start learning		come out When does her book come out?
to draw a line through start learning		cross out Cross it out.
to do less of something start learning		cut down (on) I’m trying to cut down.
to disconnect start learning		cut off They might cut us off.
to remove by cutting start learning		cut off Cut off dead flowers.
to button/zip up start learning		do up Do your coat up.
to eat at a restaurant start learning		eat out Let’s eat out.
to trip and fall start learning		fall down I fell down.
to argue and stop being friends start learning		fall out (with) They’ve fallen out.
to add info on form start learning		fill in Fill in the form.
to make completely full start learning		fill up Fill the bowl up.
to discover information start learning		find out Don’t let him find out.

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