New posts in phrasal-verbs

"Differ to", "differ with" or "differ from"

idioms word-choice phrasal-verbs

"Give up" versus "give in"

meaning differences phrasal-verbs

Setup or "set up"? [duplicate]

verbs orthography phrasal-verbs technology

"Contribute for" or "Contribute to" or "Contribute on" or "Contribute in"

grammar phrasal-verbs

Is there another meaning for the phrasal verb “jerk off,” besides “masturbate”?

british-english phrasal-verbs

Burn up or burn down?

word-choice colloquialisms phrasal-verbs

What is right: "get something back" or "get back something"?

Any difference between "testing out" and "testing"? [closed]

word-choice verbs idioms phrasal-verbs

What does 'sucker for' mean?

word-usage phrasal-verbs

Does "turning down the air conditioning" make it warmer or colder?

meaning word-usage usage phrasal-verbs

Is "to calm down someone" acceptable? [duplicate]

In what sense is the “call" in “call for" intransitive

phrasal-verbs intransitive-verbs

Phrasal verb "sort out" used in a different way?

Can the word "cater" be followed by an object before a preposition?

word-usage phrasal-verbs

Bill O’Reilly Is Forced Out at Fox News

meaning american-english phrasal-verbs

Is there any rule about splitting phrasal verbs?

grammaticality prepositions phrasal-verbs

What is the verb for criticizing someone (especially juniors) in an annoying way?

single-word-requests verbs phrasal-verbs

Why "go off", as in "alarm went off"?

grammar phrasal-verbs

Is there any difference between "talk to someone" and "talk with someone"? [duplicate]

verbs prepositions phrasal-verbs

Is it correct to change the common structure in these phrasal verbs?

phrasal-verbs particle-shift