Relier Pairs Collocations/Phrasal VerbsVersion en ligne Prepositions - B2+ par Vanessa Card 1 Look after 2 Look around 3 Look at 4 Look for 5 Look back on 6 Look up 7 Look forward to 8 Look through to turn your thoughts to past events, times, or experiences you feel happy, pleased, and excited about a future event to direct your eyes at something, to study or examine something, or to think about and consider a plan or problem to take care of, protect, or watch over someone or something to try to find, search for, or expect something to read or examine something quickly, search a group of things, or deliberately ignore a person to explore a place, search for something, or turn your head to see your surroundings to search for information, to look in an upward direction, or to improve 1 Think about 2 Think up 3 Think of 4 Think through to use your mind to invent, create, or plan something new to carefully consider a problem, plan, or situation from start to finish to produce an idea, remember something, or consider a person or choice. It usually points to a quick mental flash or a sudden memory to consider, reflect on, or focus one's mind on a specific topic, person, or possible action 1 Talk about 2 Talk into 3 Talk with 4 Talk to 5 Talk out of to persuade or convince someone to do something, often when they are initially unwilling or unsure to have a two-way, shared conversation where both people speak and listen to speak with someone, to give a scolding, or to share information o persuade or convince someone (or yourself) not to do something. It can also mean using words to escape or avoid a bad situation to discuss a subject, add heavy emphasis to a statement, or mention future plans 1 Go for 2 Go to 3 Go over 4 Go against 5 Go through 6 Go by 7 Go without 8 Go with to examine something carefully, experience a difficult event, or use up resources Means moving toward a location, being given to a recipient, or starting an action to oppose, disagree with, or be unfavorable to someone or something to choose an option, to match or look good together, to accompany someone, or to naturally belong as part of something to choose something, try to get or achieve a goal, or like a person or thing to live, manage, or survive without having something you need or usually have to pass time, follow a rule, or use a name to review or check something, to visit a place, or to be received by an audience 1 Get out of 2 Get into 3 Get away with 4 Get to 5 Get over 6 Get along with 7 Get through to arrive at a place, have a chance to do something, or bother someone to recover from an illness, overcome a problem, or accept an unpleasant life event to enter a place, become interested in an activity, or become involved in a situation to do something wrong, bad, or against the rules without being caught, blamed, or punished to have a good, friendly relationship with someone or to be able to work and live together without fighting to finish a task, survive a hard time, or connect on the phone to avoid a duty, escape a place, or take a benefit from something 1 Take back 2 Take over 3 Take after 4 Take in 5 Take up 6 Take on the act of gaining control of a corporation, a media property, or public space to start a new hobby or activity, to fill a certain amount of space or time, and to begin a new job or position to understand, absorb your surroundings, or to give a home to to accept a task, hire workers, or acquire a new quality To look or act like an older family member. It describes physical resemblances, personality traits, or shared habits passed down from parents or grandparents. to retract a statement, return an item to a store, or reclaim possession of something 1 Come to 2 Come on 3 Come in 4 Come from 5 Come up with 6 Come across 7 Come for to find something by accident, to make a certain personal impression, or to express a feeling clearly to enter a room or building, to arrive, or to be received to have a specific place, person, or thing as an origin or source to regain consciousness, to total or amount to a sum, or to arrive at a decision or state to arrive to collect someone or something, to attack or harm someone, or to criticize and confront a person to think of an idea, create a plan, or produce something that is needed like money to hurry up, to encourage someone, or to express disbelief or frustration 1 Run through 2 Run over 3 Run from 4 Run for 5 Run into 6 Run with hitting something with a vehicle, overflowing a liquid, taking extra time, reviewing notes quickly, or visiting someone nearby to compete in an election, move fast to reach or escape something, or challenge someone's supremacy to meet someone by chance, crash into an object, or experience a sudden problem a practice rehearsal, a quick review of details, or the rapid consumption of resources to flee, escape, or try to avoid a person, place, situation, or feeling to accept an idea, take a plan, and develop it further with energy
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