Dan run into Jo on his way home. - to meet sb by chance, The police are running after a robber. - chase, He ran out of milk, so he went to buy some. - no more left, They gave away their old toys to the poor children. - give sth to sb for free, He gave up smoking last year. - stop doing sth, Give me back my book, please. - return sth, This sweater goes really well with your trousers. - match, Put the meat in the fridge or else it'll go off. - 1. go bad (food) , The cat jumped onto the car and the alarm went off. - 2. make a loud noise, Go on. I didn't mean to interrupt. - continue, We're really looking forward our summer holidays this year.  - wait for with pleasure, Who will look after your little brother? - take care of, What are you looking for? - search, I'll get the dictionary and look up the words. - search for in a book, He came across this chessboard in an antiques shop. - find, They came back to their hometown because they missed it. - return, His new book came out recently. - be published/released, Mary came around to see my new stereo. - visit, I'm very tired. I think I'll turn in. - go to bed, Turn off the lights when you leave, please. - make a device stop working, switch off, In Shrek, Fiona turns into an ogre. - change into, Please, turn on the radio. - make a device start working, switch on, I can't make out your handwriting  - manage to understand, She made up the whole story. - invent a story, He has made up with Tom after their quarrel. - become friends again after a quarrel, Alan took off his sunglasses. - remove a piece of clothing, I'm taking you out for your birthday. - invite sb out with you, A burger to take away, please. - order food and go, I took a shirt back to the shop. - return sth you bought,

Phrasal verbs Spotlight 7

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