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The Most Commonly-used Phrasal Verbs in English: (Part 4)

 
Hand back 
Meaning: Return
Sentence: When she read the article and then handed it back.

Hand in
Meaning: Submit report or file
Sentence: All application forms must be handed in before the end of this month.

Hand out
Meaning: Distribute
Sentence: Samples will be handed out at the end of the city police.

Hang out
Meaning: Spend time in a particular place   
Sentence: Where does this killer hang out in this week?

Head off
Meaning: Start to go somewhere
Sentence: He headed off to the railway station.

Hold on
Meaning: Wait or waiting
Sentence: Hold on please, I'll put you through to him.

Hold up
Meaning: Show as a example
Sentence: Sheela helds up the diagram for all to see.

Improve on
Meaning: Make better
Sentence: The children improve on their previous performance.

Join in
Meaning: Participate
Sentence: She was also to join in the game.

Keep on
Meaning: Continue doing to something
Sentence: I told him to be quiet but he kept on making a plan.

Keep up with
Meaning: Stay at the same level as someone or something
Sentence: Mossa walks so fast it's difficult to keep up with him.

Kick off
Meaning: Begin or start
Sentence: The T20 Cricket match kicked off at 09:00 p.m.

Knock out
Meaning: Cause someone to fall unconscious or done
Sentence: Mohammad Ali was knocked out in the third round.

Know of
Meaning: Have heard of or have knowledge about
Sentence: Do you know of anyone else attending the conference?



to be continued . . .