Get across
Get over
Get along
Get away
Get down
To have a good relationship with someone.
To make someone feel sad.
To recover from something.
To make people understand something.
To get somewhere in order to have a rest.
Look into
Look for
Look up
Look after
Look forward to
To find information in a book, a map or a timetable.
To investigate something.
Try to find someone or something.
To take care of something or someone.
To feel happy and excited about something that is going to happen.
Give back
Give off
Give in
Give up
Give away
To stop doing something that you do regularly.
To return something to the owner.
To give something to someone as a donation.
To produce or emit something such as heat or a smell.
To give something, specially a piece of work, to someone in authority who is expecting.
Take down
Take off
Take out
Take in
Take over
1. To remove clothing. 2. When an airplane starts flying.
To take notes or write something.
To take someone to a place like a cinema or a restaurant.
To take control of something.
To allow someone to stay in your house.
