VERBS AND PHRASAL

• Make/Eat-have: breakfast/lunch/dinner:


  To consume food during specific meals.
• Cook /make dinner


  To prepare a meal by combining and heating ingredients.
• Walk the dog


  "Take your dog out for a walk."
• Write a letter/email


  To compose a written message for communication.
• Go shopping


  To visit stores to purchase goods.
• Take a nap


  To have a short sleep during the day.
• Send a message


  To transmit a written or digital communication.
• Show up


  To arrive or appear at a place.
• Look forward to


  To anticipate or be excited about something in the future.
• Take off:


  To remove clothing or accessories from one's body.
• Take care of


  responsibly manage, attend to, or provide for the well-being, needs, or maintenance of someone or something.
• Look after:


  To take care of or watch over someone or something.
• Set up:


  To arrange or prepare something.
• Turn on / Turn off:


  To activate or deactivate a device or a switch.
• Get up


  To leave your bed and start your day.
• Break up


  To end a relationship.
• Bring up:


  To introduce a topic into a conversation.
• Call back:


  To return a phone call.
• Put on / Take off:


  To wear or remove clothing or accessories.
• Run out of:


  To exhaust the supply of something.
• Give up:

  To stop trying or surrender. I used to take ballet lessons, but I gave up.
• Hold on:


  To wait for a short period.
• Check in / Check out:

  To register upon arrival or departure, commonly used in hotels.
• Come in:


  Come here
• Go out:


  To leave one's home for social or recreational activities.
• Eat out:


  To dine at a restaurant or order food for takeaway.
• Come out:


  To emerge or appear.
• Stand up:


  To rise from a sitting or lying position.
• Write down:


  To record or note information on paper.
• Talk to:


  To communicate with someone.
• Give back:


  To return something to its owner.
• Bring in


  To carry or fetch something inside.
• Go on:


  To continue or proceed.
• Look at:


  To direct your eyes towards something.
• Come over:


  To visit or arrive at a location.
• Turn up/down:


  To reduce the intensity or level of something
• Work out:


  To engage in physical exercise for fitness.
• Break down:


  To stop functioning or fail, often used for machines or vehicles.
• Point out:


  To indicate or draw attention to something.
• Catch up with:


  To learn or do something you missed, especially after being absent or falling behind.