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go away- go to another place You are bothering me, go away! Anna has gone away on vacation, she will return Friday. put away- It put something in the place it belongs (where it is usually kept) It is time for dinner; please put away your toys. throw away- put something in the trash or the garbage the milk is old and sour, it's time to throw it away. run away- to leave, to go in a hurry The thief ran away. be back - return My mom is not home, but she will be back in ten minutes. bring back - return something Can you bring back my book after you are finished reading it. come back- return Go away and never come back! break down - stop working My car broke down, so now I have to take the bus. slow down - go more slowly, not so fast Slow down, you are driving too fast! turn down - make more quite (T.V., radio, music, etc.) I have a headache, please turn down the T.V. come in- enter (command) Welcome to my house, please come in. go in- enter I'm getting cold, I think I will go in now. (go inside) take off- when a airplane leaves the ground The plane will take off at 3:00, but it would land until the next morning! take off - remove (articles of clothing) Your shoes are dirty, take them off. (take off your shoes) turn off - so that it is no longer on (lights, machines, car, etc.) It is time for bed, turn off the T.V. and turn off the light. carry on- continue Carry on, your story is very interesting. Make a left and carry on down the street. (also go on, drive on, walk on) come on- hurry, come with me We are going to be late, come on! hold on - wait Hold on a minute, I'll be back. put on- opposite of take off (articles of clothing) It is cold outside, you should put on your jacket. turn on - opposite of turn off (lights, machines, car, etc.) Turn on the television, it is time for my favorite show. get out- exit The woman got out of the car and stepped into a puddle. look out - be careful Look out, a car is coming! watch out - be careful Watch out, a car is coming! fall over- fall, lose your balance I tripped on the cat and fell over. knock over - make something (or someone) fall I knocked the glass over and spilt my milk. give up - stop trying Leaning English is difficult, but I will never give up get up - get out of bed I always get up very early. grow up - become an adult When I grow up I want to be an English teacher. hurry up - do something more quickly, not so slow We are going to be late, hurry up! speak up - speak more loudly Speak up, I can't hear you. turn up - make louder (T.V., radio, music, etc) I love this song, turn it up! wake up - stop sleeping My dog woke me up by licking my face. wash up - clean Let me wash up before dinner starts. After dinner I always help me mom wash up (clean the dishes). All rights reserved 2005 - 2006 © English Club Ibrahim Rustamov |
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