100 Daily English Phrasal Verbs with Examples

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🔵 1–20: Basic Daily Phrasal Verbs

1. Wake up – I wake up at 7:00 every day.

2. Get up – She gets up early to exercise.

3. Sit down – Please sit down and relax.

4. Stand up – He stood up to answer the question.

5. Turn on – Turn on the TV, please.

6. Turn off – Don’t forget to turn off the lights.

7. Put on – She put on her jacket and left.

8. Take off – He took off his shoes at the door.

9. Hurry up – Hurry up, we’re late!

10. Calm down – Please calm down and listen.

11. Come in – Come in and have a seat.

12. Go out – We go out every Friday night.

13. Find out – I found out the truth yesterday.

14. Throw away – Don’t throw away your books.

15. Pick up – Can you pick up the phone?

16. Put down – Put down your bag.

17. Look for – I’m looking for my keys.

18. Look after – She looks after her little brother.

19. Check in – We checked in at 3 PM.

20. Check out – They checked out of the hotel early.

🔵 21–40: Work & Study Phrasal Verbs

21. Set up – They set up the meeting for Monday.

22. Log in – You need to log in to access your account.

23. Log out – Don’t forget to log out after using the computer.

24. Fill out – Please fill out this form.

25. Hand in – She handed in her homework on time.

26. Look up – You can look up the word in the dictionary.

27. Write down – Write down the important points.

28. Figure out – I can’t figure out this problem.

29. Go over – Let’s go over the lesson again.

30. Take notes – Students must take notes in class.

31. Point out – He pointed out the mistake.

32. Carry on – Carry on with your work.

33. Call off – They called off the meeting.

34. Put off – Don’t put off your work.

35. Look into – The manager will look into the issue.

36. Come up with – She came up with a great idea.

37. Bring up – Don’t bring up old problems.

38. Back up – Back up your files regularly.

39. Go ahead – Go ahead and start.

40. Work out – I hope everything works out well.

🔵 41–60: Home & Daily Routine Phrasal Verbs

41. Clean up – Clean up your room, please.

42. Wash up – I need to wash up after cooking.

43. Hang up – She hung up the phone.

44. Put away – Put away the dishes.

45. Run out of – We ran out of milk.

46. Stock up on – We need to stock up on food.

47. Heat up – Heat up the soup.

48. Eat out – We usually eat out on weekends.

49. Throw up – The baby threw up last night.

50. Lie down – I’m going to lie down for a minute.

51. Drop by – You can drop by any time.

52. Come over – She came over to visit me.

53. Move in – They moved in last week.

54. Move out – He moved out of the apartment.

55. Fix up – They fixed up the old house.

56. Break down – My car broke down yesterday.

57. Warm up – Warm up before exercising.

58. Cool down – You should cool down after jogging.

59. Grow up – I grew up in a small town.

60. Fall asleep – He fell asleep quickly.

🔵 61–80: Travel & Social Life Phrasal Verbs

61. Set off – We set off early in the morning.

62. Pick up – I will pick you up at 8.

63. Drop off – He dropped me off at school.

64. Check out – Check out this new restaurant!

65. Come back – When will you come back?

66. Get back – I got back home at 10.

67. Look around – Let’s look around the city.

68. Stop by – We stopped by my friend’s house.

69. Run into – I ran into an old friend today.

70. Catch up – Let’s catch up soon!

71. Break up – They broke up last month.

72. Make up – They made up after the argument.

73. Hang out – We hang out every weekend.

74. Show up – She showed up late.

75. Dress up – You need to dress up for the party.

76. Calm down – Calm down, everything is okay.

77. Cheer up – Cheer up! Life is good.

78. Count on – You can count on me.

79. Ask out – He asked her out yesterday.

80. Turn up – He turned up unexpectedly.

🔵 81–100: Life, Emotions & Communication Phrasal Verbs

81. Give up – Don’t give up on your dreams.

82. Break in – Someone broke in last night.

83. Bring back – This song brings back memories.

84. Carry out – They carried out the plan.

85. Cut down on – I need to cut down on sugar.

86. Deal with – I can’t deal with this problem.

87. End up – We ended up canceling the trip.

88. Fall for – He fell for the joke.

89. Get along – They get along very well.

90. Hold on – Hold on a second!

91. Keep on – Keep on studying English!

92. Look out – Look out! The car is coming.

93. Pass away – His grandfather passed away.

94. Run away – The thief ran away.

95. Speak up – Please speak up, I can’t hear you.

96. Take over – She will take over the project.

97. Turn down – He turned down the offer.

98. Work on – I’m working on my English.

99. Put up with – I can’t put up with this noise.

100. Wrap up – Let’s wrap up the meeting.