Phrasal Verbs

5. To have a friendly or harmonious relationship with someone.
6. To become happier or to make someone happier.
8. To think of or invent something (like an idea or solution).
11. To examine or inspect something; to leave (a hotel, etc.); to borrow something from a library.
13. To break into pieces; to lose emotional or mental stability.
17. To return to a previous location or state.
19. To interfere or create a conflict between two people or things.
20. To emerge from; to result from.
22. – To enforce stricter measures or punishments against something.
23. –To discover or learn information.
25. To cancel something that was planned or scheduled.
29. To avoid being caught or punished for something, usually wrongdoing.
30. To exercise; to solve or find a solution to a problem or situation.

1. To stop functioning; to lose control of emotions; to divide into parts.
2. to To finally find time or make an effort to do something.
3. To support; to make a copy of data; to move backwards.
4. To wear formal or special clothes; to embellish or decorate.
7. To advance or make progress, especially in work or personal goals.
9. To rely or depend on someone or something.
10. To contact multiple people or places to gather information or make inquiries.
12. To become less agitated or upset; to soothe.
14. To change one’s opinion or attitude; to visit someone’s house.
15. at – To suggest or imply something; to criticize or attack.
16. To successfully communicate or convey an idea or message.
18. To escape or leave; to take a short holiday or break.
21. To eventually reach a situation or condition, often unexpectedly.
22. To become ill with (usually a mild illness).
24. To take revenge on someone.
26. To survive or manage with minimal resources or effort.
27. To start focusing on something in a serious way; to lower oneself physically.
28. To tidy or make something neat and clean.