🇺🇸 English · A1
Phrasal Verbs & Idioms in English · A1
60 English words and phrases for phrasal verbs & idioms, at A1 level. Each entry shows the word, how to read it, what it means, and a full example sentence with translation.
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get upget up
I get up at seven.
I get up at seven.
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sit downsit down
Please sit down here.
Please sit down here.
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come income in
Come in, the door is open.
Come in, the door is open.
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put onput on
Put on your coat; it's cold.
Put on your coat; it's cold.
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turn onturn on
Turn on the light, please.
Turn on the light, please.
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go outgo out
Let's go out for lunch.
Let's go out for lunch.
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stand upstand up
Please stand up and stretch.
Please stand up and stretch.
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get onget on
Get on the bus at this stop.
Get on the bus at this stop.
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take outtake out
Please take out the trash.
Please take out the trash.
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wake upwake up
I woke up early today.
I woke up early today.
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get offget off
Get off at the next stop.
Get off at the next stop.
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get outget out
Let's get out of here.
Let's get out of here.
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lie downlie down
Lie down and rest.
Lie down and rest.
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turn offturn off
Turn off your phone in class.
Turn off your phone in class.
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take offtake off
Take off your hat indoors.
Take off your hat indoors.
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put awayput away
Put away your toys, please.
Put away your toys, please.
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clean upclean up
Let's clean up the kitchen.
Let's clean up the kitchen.
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hang uphang up
Don't hang up on me!
Don't hang up on me!
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go ingo in
Shall we go in now?
Shall we go in now?
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come outcome out
Come out and play with us.
Come out and play with us.
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move onmove on
It's time to move on.
It's time to move on.
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speak upspeak up
Please speak up, I can't hear you.
Please speak up, I can't hear you.
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dress updress up
We dressed up for the party.
We dressed up for the party.
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warm upwarm up
Warm up before you exercise.
Warm up before you exercise.
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cool downcool down
Let the soup cool down first.
Let the soup cool down first.
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cheer upcheer up
Cheer up, everything will be fine.
Cheer up, everything will be fine.
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wash upwash up
Go wash up before dinner.
Go wash up before dinner.
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show offshow off
He likes to show off his new bike.
He likes to show off his new bike.
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sit upsit up
Sit up straight at the table.
Sit up straight at the table.
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go backgo back
I need to go back home now.
I need to go back home now.
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Wake up! It's late.Wake up! It's late.
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Take off your shoes here.Take off your shoes here.
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Turn off the TV, please.Turn off the TV, please.
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Come on, we're late!Come on, we're late!
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Turn off the light.Turn off the light.
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Look at this!Look at this!
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Hurry up!Hurry up!
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Get up, we're going to school.Get up, we're going to school.
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Please sit down and relax.Please sit down and relax.
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Come in, the door is unlocked.Come in, the door is unlocked.
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Put on your gloves before we go out.Put on your gloves before we go out.
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Turn on the fan, it's hot.Turn on the fan, it's hot.
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Let's go out for ice cream.Let's go out for ice cream.
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Stand up when the teacher enters.Stand up when the teacher enters.
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Get on the train with me.Get on the train with me.
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Take out your pencil, please.Take out your pencil, please.
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Get off the bike carefully.Get off the bike carefully.
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Get out of the rain now.Get out of the rain now.
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Lie down on the sofa.Lie down on the sofa.
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Take off your boots at the door.Take off your boots at the door.
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Put away your homework, please.Put away your homework, please.
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Clean up your desk, please.Clean up your desk, please.
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Hang up your coat over there.Hang up your coat over there.
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Go in through the back door.Go in through the back door.
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Come out from under the bed.Come out from under the bed.
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Speak up, the class can't hear.Speak up, the class can't hear.
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Dress up for Grandma's birthday.Dress up for Grandma's birthday.
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Cheer up, the sun is out.Cheer up, the sun is out.
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Wash up, your hands are dirty.Wash up, your hands are dirty.
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Sit up in your chair, please.Sit up in your chair, please.
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