List of Phrasal Verbs for every exams: Part-1

Phrasal verbs –
Exercise-1 

Bear – 

1. Bear away- To win

Ram bore away many prizes at the school sport.

2. Bear down – Crush, Overthrow

The new leader has been able to bear down all opposition.

3. Bear out – Confirm

His evidence bear out the evidence of the first witness.

4. Bear Up – Keep up spirits

In his misfortune God gave him strength to bear up.

5. Bear upon - Not relevant to

His evidence did not bear upon the inquiry.

6. Bear with – Show forbearance to

I trust, you will bear with me a few minutes more.

Break-

1. Break Down – Fails

He broke down in the middle of the speech.

2. Break off – Stop suddenly

He broke off in the middle of the story.

3. Break with – Quarrel with

I gave him no cause to break with me.

4. Break into – enter forcefully

The burglars broke into the house.

Bring-

1. Bring about(cause)-

 His folly has brought about his ruin.

2. Bring forth(Produce)-

 Idleness and luxury bring forth poverty and want.

3. Bring forward (Adduce)-

He brought forward several cogent arguments in support of his scheme.

4. Bring in (Yield in rent)-

That building bring in Rs 16000 a month.

5. Bring up (Rear)-

She brought up the orphan as her own child.

6. Bring out(Publish)-

The publishers have recently brought out a cheap edition of their new dictionary.

7. Bring round (Concert)-

He found great difficulty in bringing her round to his views.