Alina Phrasal Verbs/Adjectivs

To "go on" means "ongoing"... Can you give an example of an ongoing issue we face in society?

You don't want to "wear out" your shoes, so don't drag your feet or they will become "worn out"

I don't want to "wear out" my welcome. - What does this mean?

The car will "break down" if you don't service it properly, then you will be left with a "broken down" car.

She broke down when she heard the news- What is the meaning of this.

Some are very enthusiastic about politics... I find them offputting.

She was "put off" his conceited nature.

I had been quite "outspoken" as a child, however I quickly learnt that "speaking out" can get me in trouble.

Pertaning to life, when would be a good time to "speak out" ?

She was very "forthcoming" with her intentions about the acquisition.

They promised the wire was "forthcoming"

I doubt a witness will "come forth"- What is the meaning?

An example of an "upstanding" citizen would be someone who follows the rules and regulations, pays taxes, has morals etc...

A "standup" person embodies these....

What does standing "upright" mean?

I was asked to "pore over" the ledger before making a decision.

The witness pored over the mugshots.

I pored over her his ig profile.

Do all 3 sentences use phrasal verb correctly? Why/why not?

Ease up on that rope....

Ease up on Derek...

Do these have the same meaning?

We hit our quarterly goal. I suspect the higher-ups will ease off of everyone.

How about this meaning?

I go to yoga to "hit on" girls

She should leave him, he has "hit on" her many times.

I think you are "hitting on/touching on" something important"

What's the difference in each?