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Phrasal Verb - Putting Off

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To delay or postpone an action, often due to lack of motivation or preparation. It can also mean to cancel or reschedule an appointment or event.

Examples​

No.Example
1I've been putting off calling the dentist for too long.
2She put off her exams until the last minute.
3They put off the meeting due to unforeseen circumstances.
4He put off his interview because of a family emergency.
5The wedding was put off until next year due to the pandemic.
6I'll put off my grocery shopping until tomorrow.
7He put off his decision to buy a new car.
8She put off her appointment with the doctor.
9They put off their vacation due to work commitments.
10He put off his visit to the doctor until his symptoms worsened.

Phrasal Verb - Getting Round To

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

Getting round to is a phrasal verb that means to eventually manage to do something, often after putting it off for a while. It implies that the action was not a priority, but is now being addressed.

Examples​

No.Example
1I kept putting off calling my friend, but I finally got round to it yesterday.
2We need to get round to painting the bedroom before the guests arrive.
3I've been meaning to learn Spanish for years, but I just haven't got round to it.
4Have you gotten round to setting up the new printer yet?
5I'll get round to watering the plants when I have a moment.
6I've got a lot on my plate right now, but I'll get round to helping you move next week.
7We need to get round to discussing the budget for the project.
8I should really get round to updating my resume.
9I've been putting off going to the doctor, but I know I need to get round to it.
10I'll get round to organizing the garage once the weather gets warmer.