Phrasal Verbs 4&5

I look after my baby sister on Saturdays.

• To care for something or someone

• To tidy

• To take someone somewhere

The teacher told us to hand in our homework.

• To continue.

• To give the work to your teacher.

• To collect someone.

I can't put up with that noise any more! It's so loud!

• To tolerate

• To invent

• To begin a trip

Don't stop running now, you're nearly finished - carry on!

• To get dressed

• To continue

• To take control

I got over the flu really fast, which was great.

• To become ill

• To undress

• To recover from illness

Our headteacher left so a new lady took over.

• To take control

• To tolerate

• To answer the phone

Please pick up your phone. It's important.

• To answer the phone

• To finish a phone call

• To respond to a message

I was brought up by my dad and my grandfather.

• To loose your parents

• To take care of a family

• To raise a child from birth to adulthood

I didn't do my homework, so I made up a story that my dog ate it.

• To tolerate

• To invent

• To tell the truth

We set off for the airport at six o'clock

• To finish a trip

• To take control

• To begin a trip