Phrasal Verbs for IELTS

We use phrasal verbs a lot when we speak English and in informal situations. All these family phrasal verbs are...

Yack On: Talk continuously, especially if it is an annoying way: He YACKED ON for an hour. Yammer On: Talk...

Wade through: Get to the end of something with difficulty: It took me ages to WADE THROUGH the book. Wait...

vacuum up: Consume: He VACUUMED UP all of the food. vamp up: Make something more exciting, attractive: The place is...

Urge on: Encourage: The crowd URGED the players ON. Urge upon: Persuade or pressure to accept something: They URGED the...

Tail back: Form a traffic jam: The traffic TAILED BACK for several miles after the accident. Talk into: Persuade someone...

sack out|Fall asleep|I SACKED OUT in front of the TV.|1 saddle up|Put a saddle on and prepare an animal to...

Rain down on: Fall in large numbers: Bombs RAINED DOWN ON the city all night. Rake in: Earn, make money...

Quarrel out: Argue with someone about a specific subject: The girl’s mother was QUARRELING OUT with her daughter about the...

Pack up: Stop doing something: You should PACK UP smoking. Pair off: Begin a romantic relationship: They PAIRED OFF shortly...