A2 I exercise daily Sports phrasal verbs

I exercise daily

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To go faster so that you reach the person or vehicle in front of you. Let’s try to catch up with the people in the lead. (inseparable) There’s so much to do; I can’t seem to catch up.

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To try to become a member of a team. Claire will try out for her school’s volleyball team tomorrow. (inseparable)

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To abandon school, college or university before graduation. Brad dropped out of school when he was 15. (inseparable) It’s unfortunate that he dropped out.

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To stop doing something that you are trying hard to do. She gave up before she could reach the finish line. (separable) She gave the tennis club up.

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To disappoint someone by not doing what they were expecting you to do. When Sam dropped out of his school’s hockey team, he really let his father down. (separable)

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To not do something that you were going to do because of fear. Sam was going to try scuba diving, but he chickened out at the last minute. (Inseparable) Sam chickened out of scuba diving.

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To delay the progress of someone or something. (Separable) His accident really set him back. That mistake set back the project.

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To maintain the same pace as someone or something else. Cecile is trying to keep up with her sister. (Inseparable) However, she can’t keep up.

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To arrive at a place where people are expecting you. To appear. To turn up. Carla is very punctual. She always shows up on time. (Inseparable in this context).

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To do physical exercises to stay trim or to make your body strong. Kale goes to the gym and works out three times a week.

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