Learn English Phrasal Verbs:Relationships
Talk about love, friends, and family. Learn the most common relationship phrasal verbs in spoken English.
be up to
be busy doing
What are you up to this weekend?
What will you be busy doing this weekend?
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brush up (on)
refresh
I need to brush up on my French before the trip.
I need to refresh my French before the trip.
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be off to
leave for
She’s off to New York for a conference.
She’s leaving for New York for a conference.
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move in
relocate
They’ve decided to move in together next month.
They’ve decided to relocate together next month.
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get on (with)
have a good relationship
Do you get on with your new classmates?
Do you have a good relationship with your new classmates?
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take to
like
He’s really taken to his new hobby of painting.
He’s really started to like his new hobby of painting.
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chat up
flirt
He tried to chat up the new girl at the party.
He tried to flirt with the new girl at the party.
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split up (with)
end a relationship
They decided to split up after months of arguing.
They decided to end their relationship after months of arguing.
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think of
consider
Are you thinking of retiring?
Are you considering retiring?
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make up
make a decision
She finally made up her mind about which university to attend.
She finally made a decision about which university to attend.
