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Phrasal Verbs: Chapter: 2 Empathy Skills Action Will Be Taken

 

Chapter: 2 Empathy Skills

Action Will Be Taken

1.       Take on: Accept a job or responsibility

Take on: John decided to take on the role of project manager for the upcoming assignment.

 

2.       Put in: give someone trust or responsibility

Put in: Sarah put in a lot of hard work to complete the project on time.

 

3.       Carry on: continue doing something

Carry on: Despite the rain, the hikers decided to carry on with their trek.

 

4.       Swarm with: be full of people or things

Swarm with: The shopping mall was swarming with holiday shoppers looking for last-minute gifts.

 

5.       Think up: produce an idea or plan

Think up: Mary had to think up a creative marketing strategy for the new product launch.

 

6.       Settle down: get into comfortable position

Settle down: After years of traveling, she wanted to settle down and build a stable life in her hometown.

 

7.       Spit out: say something fast/with emphasis, either in embarrassment, anger or shock

Spit out: In a fit of anger, he spat out hurtful words that he later regretted.

 

 

8.       Put down: put something down on surface

Put down: Please put down that heavy box carefully on the table.

 

9.       Cut out for: have the qualities and abilities needed for something

Cut out for: Tom is a natural leader; he's definitely cut out for a management role.

 

10.   Find out: learn something by study or inquiry

Find out: We need to find out more about this topic by conducting research and gathering information.

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