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Phrasal Verb - Settling Down (Phrasal Verb)

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To find a stable and peaceful situation, often after a period of chaos or uncertainty. It can also mean to adjust to a new environment or situation, or to make a permanent commitment to someone or something.

Examples​

No.Example
1After a long and turbulent relationship, they finally decided to settle down and get married.
2I've been traveling for years, but I think it's time for me to settle down and find a steady job.
3The family finally settled down in their new house after weeks of moving boxes and unpacking.
4The storm had passed, and the city began to settle down and return to normal.
5She was struggling to settle down and focus on her studies.
6The new employees were given a week to settle down before starting their work.
7He found it difficult to settle down and live a quiet life after retiring from the military.
8The children took a while to settle down and fall asleep after their excitement at the amusement park.
9The company went through a period of instability, but eventually settled down and started to thrive.
10After years of wandering and searching, he finally settled down and found peace in a quiet monastery.

Phrasal Verb - Going back on (someone or something)

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To withdraw or retract a previous commitment, promise, or support, often after it has become inconvenient or disadvantageous to do so.
  2. To betray or deceive someone, often after having given them assurances of loyalty or trust.
  3. To return to a previous state or condition, often after making progress or improvement.

Examples​

No.Example
1He went back on his word and didn't show up for the meeting.
2After initial support for the proposal, the committee went back on their decision.
3The company went back on its promise to provide better working conditions.
4Despite his promises, he went back on his commitment to quit smoking.
5She went back on her word and started spreading rumors about her colleague.
6He went back on his promise to help her move and left her stranded.
7The team went back on their strategy and switched to a more defensive approach.
8Despite his apologies, she felt he had gone back on his promise to change.
9The economy went back on its growth trajectory and entered a recession.
10After a brief fling, she went back on her decision to end the relationship.

Phrasal Verb - Going Through With

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To carry out a plan or commitment, often despite difficulties or objections. This phrasal verb can also mean to examine or approve something carefully before making a decision.

Examples​

No.Example
1A: I'm not sure I want to go to the party. B: Come on, let's go through with it. You'll have a great time.
2The committee went through with the decision to increase tuition fees despite opposition from students.
3I'd like to go through with the purchase of this car, but I need to check my bank balance first.
4The boss asked us to go through with the presentation again to make sure there were no errors.
5After much consideration, they went through with the divorce.
6The investigators went through with the interrogation of the suspect.
7We'll go through with the renovations as long as the budget allows.
8The company went through with the merger despite concerns from shareholders.
9The team went through with their plans for the new project.
10They went through with the surgery, even though it was risky.

Phrasal Verb - keeping-to

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'keep to' means to follow a plan or schedule, to adhere to a rule or commitment, or to remain within certain limits. It can also mean to continue doing something or to stay with someone or something.

Examples​

No.Example
1I will keep to my promise and finish the project on time.
2Please keep to the speed limit while driving in the construction zone.
3If you want to pass the exam, you need to keep to your study schedule.
4Despite the rain, we kept to our hiking plans and reached the summit.
5The coach kept to his strict training regimen to prepare for the tournament.
6My grandfather always kept to his daily routine, even in his old age.
7She kept to her vow of silence for the entire day.
8The company kept to its commitment to invest in renewable energy.
9Despite his temptations, he kept to his diet and lost 10 pounds.
10We kept to our budget and managed to save for a down payment on a house.