Learn English Phrasal Verbs:Free Time
Talk about hobbies and recreation. Learn the best English phrasal verbs for leisure activities and free time.
carry on
continue
The teacher told us to carry on with our work during the break.
The teacher told us to continue with our work during the break.
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take in
absorb
It’s hard to take in all this information at once.
It’s hard to absorb all this information at once.
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nod off
begin to fall asleep
He started to nod off during the movie.
He began to fall asleep during the movie.
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turn in
go to bed
I usually turn in around 10 p.m. every night.
I usually go to bed around 10 p.m. every night.
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get up
get out of bed
I find it hard to get up early in the morning.
I find it hard to get out of bed early in the morning.
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lie in
stay in bed late
On weekends, I like to lie in until 9 a.m. or later.
On weekends, I like to stay in bed late until 9 a.m. or later.
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hand in
submit
Don’t forget to hand in your homework tomorrow.
Don’t forget to submit your homework tomorrow.
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crack on (with)
get something done quickly
Let’s crack on with the project to finish it before lunch.
Let’s get some work done quickly to finish the project before lunch.
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be off
go
I’m off to the gym; see you later!
I’m going to the gym; see you later!
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get on (with)
progress
She’s trying to get on with her studies despite all the distractions.
She’s trying to progress with her studies despite all the distractions.
