Flo-Joe 2013-2014
FLO-JOE 2013-2014
Phrasal Verbs
Today's phrasal verb means: "to resign from an important position"
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She decided to step down from her role as Theatre Director due to pressures at home.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to lie with your legs and body in a straight line"
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The doctor asked him to stretch out on the couch so he could examine his leg.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to gradually stop using a product or service"
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The company are phasing out their old accounting system and developing a new model.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to start to fall asleep"
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I was watching the TV last night when I started to drift off. I just couldn't keep my eyes open.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to exhaust oneself through too much work"
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If she doesn't slow down a bit at work she's going to burn herself out.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to make use of something that is in reserve or saved"
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I was able to draw on some of my savings to pay for the holiday.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to succeed by the narrowest of margins"
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The pass mark was 60% and she just managed to scrape through with 61%
Today's phrasal verb means: "to steal something and take it away"
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I was robbed on holiday last year. Whoever did it made off with all my travellers cheques.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to start to work very hard"
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The exams start in two weeks so I need to knuckle down to some serious revision.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to accumulate"
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I've got so many things piling up at work. I might have to work late to get things finished.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to know about something"
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I'm not acquainted with the new product. Could you describe it to me?
Today's phrasal verb means: "to send off a
Phrasal Verbs
Today's phrasal verb means: "to resign from an important position"
Bovenkant formulier
She decided to step down from her role as Theatre Director due to pressures at home.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to lie with your legs and body in a straight line"
Bovenkant formulier
The doctor asked him to stretch out on the couch so he could examine his leg.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to gradually stop using a product or service"
Bovenkant formulier
The company are phasing out their old accounting system and developing a new model.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to start to fall asleep"
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I was watching the TV last night when I started to drift off. I just couldn't keep my eyes open.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to exhaust oneself through too much work"
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If she doesn't slow down a bit at work she's going to burn herself out.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to make use of something that is in reserve or saved"
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I was able to draw on some of my savings to pay for the holiday.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to succeed by the narrowest of margins"
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The pass mark was 60% and she just managed to scrape through with 61%
Today's phrasal verb means: "to steal something and take it away"
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I was robbed on holiday last year. Whoever did it made off with all my travellers cheques.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to start to work very hard"
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The exams start in two weeks so I need to knuckle down to some serious revision.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to accumulate"
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I've got so many things piling up at work. I might have to work late to get things finished.
Today's phrasal verb means: "to know about something"
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I'm not acquainted with the new product. Could you describe it to me?
Today's phrasal verb means: "to send off a