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Phrasal Verb - Pulling Through

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To manage or cope with a difficult situation, often with the help or support of others.
  2. To help someone else to continue or complete a task or project, often in a difficult situation.

Examples​

No.Example
1Despite the financial crisis, the company managed to pull through and remain profitable.
2The team pulled through and won the match in the last minute.
3My friend was going through a tough time, but with my support, she was able to pull through.
4The injured hiker was able to pull through with the help of a rescue team.
5We all pulled together to finish the project on time.
6The patient pulled through after a long and complicated surgery.
7Despite the setbacks, the team pulled through and made it to the final round.
8The rescue team was able to pull the trapped miners through to safety.
9With the help of her family, the patient was able to pull through and recover from her illness.
10The company was able to pull through the economic downturn by cutting costs and streamlining operations.

Phrasal Verb - rating up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To express support or approval for something, often by giving it a higher rating or review online. This can also mean to increase something, such as a price or temperature.

Examples​

No.Example
1I really enjoyed the movie and have rated it up on IMDb.
2The restaurant's popularity has caused the prices to rate up.
3Can you rate up my resume to help me get the job?
4The new product has been rate up by customers for its convenience.
5Let's rate up the temperature in here, it's getting chilly.
6The stock market is rate up due to positive economic news.
7I rate up my favorite songs on Spotify to listen to them more easily.
8The teacher rate up the students who performed well on the test.
9The company's reputation rate up after the CEO's apology.
10The new employee was rate up for her excellent work ethic.

Phrasal Verb - Reaching Out

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To make contact or try to establish a connection with someone, often for the purpose of helping, offering support, or expressing interest. This phrasal verb can be used in various contexts, such as personal relationships, business, and community involvement.

Examples​

No.Example
1After a long silence, John finally reached out to his estranged brother to reconcile.
2During the pandemic, many businesses reached out to their customers to offer assistance and promotions.
3When I was going through a tough time, a friend reached out to me with words of encouragement.
4The company reached out to potential investors to secure funding for a new project.
5The organization reached out to local schools to promote volunteer opportunities.
6The politician reached out to voters in swing districts to win their support.
7The victim's family reached out to the media to raise awareness about the crime.
8The artist reached out to other creatives for feedback and collaboration.
9The community center reached out to seniors to offer free classes and activities.
10The manager reached out to the team to discuss performance issues and set goals.

Phrasal Verb - resting on (someone or something)

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To rely on someone or something for support, protection, or information.
  2. To be placed or situated on something.
  3. To be based or depend on a particular fact or condition.

Examples​

No.Example
1I've been resting on my savings while looking for a new job.
2The book is resting on the table.
3He's resting on the success of his last album.
4The company is resting on outdated technology.
5The decision rests on the outcome of the test.
6She's resting on her laurels.
7The bridge is resting on the riverbed.
8The painting is resting in the museum.
9The economy is resting on the shoulders of the middle class.
10The theory rests on a few key assumptions.

Phrasal Verb - Showing up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To arrive at a place or event unexpectedly, often causing surprise or disruption.
  2. To perform or be present in a situation, often to support or help someone else.

Examples​

No.Example
1I couldn't believe it when my ex-girlfriend showed up at the party.
2The fire department showed up just in time to put out the fire.
3My friend's parents always show up at his soccer games to cheer him on.
4The surprise guest of honor showed up late to the birthday party.
5The police showed up to investigate the disturbance.
6My sister showed up at my doorstep looking for a place to stay.
7The band showed up to perform at the charity event.
8My boss showed up unexpectedly to check on our progress.
9The volunteers showed up to help clean up the park.
10The guests showed up dressed in costumes for the themed party.

Phrasal Verb - Side with - Support or agree

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

"Side with" is a phrasal verb that means to support, agree with, or align oneself with someone or something. It implies taking a position or expressing an opinion in favor of someone or something.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'll side with you on this issue.
2Despite their differences, the two friends always sided with each other.
3The jury sided with the plaintiff and awarded her damages.
4When it comes to sports teams, I always side with the underdog.
5He couldn't side with his boss's decision and resigned from the company.
6The students sided with their teacher in the debate about the new curriculum.
7Despite her reservations, she eventually sided with her husband's decision.
8The mayor urged the city council to side with the community and approve the new park.
9The company's shareholders sided with the CEO's proposal to expand into new markets.
10The president's supporters sided with him in his controversial decision.

Phrasal Verb - sitting by (someone or something)

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To be present and stay near someone or something, often to offer support or comfort, or to keep an eye on a situation. 2. To wait for something to happen or for someone to arrive. 3. To be in a position where one is affected by an action or event, often negatively.

Examples​

No.Example
1She sat by her sick husband, holding his hand and comforting him.
2I'll sit by the fireplace and read a book while it rains outside.
3The students sat by their desks, waiting for the teacher to arrive.
4The fire alarm went off, and we all had to sit by our lockers until the all-clear was given.
5The neighbors sat by and watched as the house next door burned down.
6He sat by the pool, sunbathing and sipping a drink.
7The children sat by their father as he told them stories at bedtime.
8The jury sat by and listened attentively as the witnesses testified.
9The tourists sat by the roadside, waiting for the bus to come.
10The dog sat by the grave of its master, loyal and mourning.

Phrasal Verb - chipping in

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To contribute something (time, money, effort, etc.) to support a project, an activity, or an event that someone else has initiated.

Examples​

No.Example
1My friend chipped in to help us move because he knew we needed an extra hand.
2We managed to chip in the remaining funds for the project, and now we can finally start construction.
3Chipping in with a small donation will help us reach our fundraising goal.
4At the fundraising event, people were encouraged to chip in with what they could afford.
5The volunteers chipped in to help the victims of the disaster.
6Since I couldn't be there in person, I chipped in with some money to help the cause.
7The company chipped in to sponsor the local sports team.
8We're grateful that someone chipped in with a significant contribution to our research.
9The organization chipped in to provide food and shelter for the affected community.
10It was kind of your friends to chip in and bring dessert to the party.

Phrasal Verb - Come Along

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To move slowly and together with someone or something, often as part of a team, group, or organization, to share the work, decisions, or responsibilities. It can also mean to assist or escort someone, providing support or guidance.

Examples​

No.Example
1I came along to help the workers set up the new office.
2The teacher asked the student to come along with her to the library for additional assistance.
3We came along to assist during the disaster relief efforts.
4The group's leader came along to tell the team they had enough intel for a decision.
5She decided to come along with her friends for the subway ride so they could walk together.
6I offered to come along to help them fix the broken car engine.
7The tourists asked one of the locals to come along with them and explain the history behind the artwork.
8He came along to give opinions on the design project and bring it to new creative heights
9They came along with the right resources for a charitable cause.
10He was appointed to come along the equipment scholars to express an understanding visual framework.

Phrasal Verb - Going with (someone or something)

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To travel together with someone or something.
  2. To support, agree with, or approve of someone or something.
  3. To accompany or be in the company of someone or something.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'd be happy to go with you to the concert.
2My friend and I are going with a group to the mountains for the weekend.
3The new employee is going with the team to the sales conference.
4I can't go with your decision, it's not fair.
5The teacher went with the students on a field trip.
6My brother goes with his dad to fix cars in the garage.
7She goes with her husband to the gym every morning.
8I'd love to go with you to the beach.
9The company went with the new marketing strategy.
10He goes with his dog for a walk every day.