○	find the solution to a problem
figure up
	I figured out the answer.
Azar Group A - separable
○	give homework, papers, etc., to a teacter
hand in
	We handed in our homework.
Azar Group A - separable
○	give something to this person, then to that person, then to another person, etc.
hand out
	the teacher handed out the test papers.
Azar Group A - separable
○	look for information in a dictionary, a telephone directory, an encylopedia, ect.
look up
	I looked a word up in the dictionary.
Azar Group A - separable

○	invent(a story)
make up
	Children like to make up stories.
Azar Group A - separable
○	lift
pick up
	Tom picked up the baby.
Azar Group A - separable
○	stop holding or carrying
put down
	I put down the heavy packages.
Azar Group A - separable
○	postpone
put off
	We put off our trip until next summer.
Azar Group A - separable

○	place clothes on one's body
put on
	I put on my coat before I left.
Azar Group A - separable
○	remove clothes from one's body
take off
	I took off my coat when I arrived.
Azar Group A - separable
○	put in the trash, discard
throw away throw out
	I threw away my old notebooks. I threw out my old notebooks.
Azar Group A - separable
○	stop a machine or a light
turn off
	I turned off the lights and went to bed.
Azar Group A - separable

○	start a machine or a light
turn on
	I turned on the light so I could read.
Azar Group A - separable
○	stop sleeping
wake up
	My wife woke me up at six.
Azar Group A - separable
○	write a note on a piece of paper
write down
	I wrote his phone number down.
Azar Group A - separable
○	ask(someone) to speak in class
call on
	The teacher called on Ali.
Azar Group b - nonseparable

○	originate
come from
	where do these bananas come from?
Azar Group b - nonseparable
○	recover from an illness or a shock
get over
	Sue got over her cold and returned to work.
Azar Group b - nonseparable
○	leave a bus/airplane/train/subway enter
get off get on
	I got off the bus at Maple Street. I got on the bus at Pine Street.
Azar Group b - nonseparable
○	enter a car, a taxi leave
get in get out of
	I got in the taxi at the airport. I got out of the taxi at the hotel.
Azar Group b - nonseparable

○	investigate
look into
	Someone needs to look into this problem.
Azar Group b - nonseparable
○	meet by chance
run into
	I ran into Peter at the market.
Azar Group b - nonseparable
○	ask(someone) to go on a date
ask out
	Tom asked Mary out. They went to a move.
Azar Group c - separable
○	return a telephone call
call back
	I'll call you back tomorrow.
Azar Group c - separable

○	cancel
call off
	We called off the picnic due to bad weather.
Azar Group c - separable
○	make a telephone call
call up
	I called up my friend in New York.
Azar Group c - separable
○	return something to someone
give back
	I borrewed Al's pen, then I gave it back.
Azar Group c - separable
○	hang on a hanger or a hook
hang up
	I hung my coat up in the closet.
Azar Group c - separable

○	return borrowed money to someone
pay back
	Thanks for the loan. I'll pay you back soon.
Azar Group c - separable
○	put something in its usual or proper place
put away
	I put the clean dishes away.
Azar Group c - separable
○	return something to its original place
put back
	I put my papers back into my briefcase.
Azar Group c - separable
○	extinguish (stop) a fire, a cigarette
put out
	We put out the campfire before we left.
Azar Group c - separable

○	stop a machine or light, turn off
shut off
	I shutt off my printer before I left the office.
Azar Group c - separable
○	put on clothing to see if it fits
try on
	I tried on several pairs of shoes.
Azar Group c - separable
○	decrease the volume
turn down
	Sue turned down the music. It was too loud.
Azar Group c - separable
○	increase the volume
turn up
	Al turned up the radio. He likes loud music.
Azar Group c - separable

○	draw a line through
cross out
	I crossed out the misspelled word.
Azar Group D - separable
○	complete by writing in a blank space
fill in
	We fill in blanks in grammar exercises.
Azar Group D - separable
○	write information on a form
fill out
	I filled out a job application.
Azar Group D - separable
○	fill completely with gas, water, coffee, etc.
fill up
	We filled up the gas tank.
Azar Group D - separable

○	discover information
find out
	I found out where he lives.
Azar Group D - separable
○	wear
have on
	She has a blue blouse on.
Azar Group D - separable
○	examine carefully
look over
	Look over your paper for errors before you hand it in.
Azar Group D - separable
○	call attention to
point out
	The teacher pointed out a misspelling.
Azar Group D - separable

○	create a paper copy from a computer
print out
	I finished the letter and printed it out.
Azar Group D - separable
○	remove(paper) by tearing
tear out(of)
	I tore a page out of a magazine.
Azar Group D - separable
○	tear into small pieces
tear up
	I tore up the secret note.
Azar Group D - separable
○	change to the opposite direction
turn around turn back
	After a mile, we turned around/back.
Azar Group D - separable

○	turn the top side to the bottom
turn over
	I turned the paper over and wrote on the back.
Azar Group D - separable
○	destroy a building
tear down
	They tore down the old house and built a new one.
Azar Group D - separable
○	extinguish(a match, a candle)
blow out
	He blew the candles out.
Azar Group E - separable
○	return
bring back
	She brought my books back to me.
Azar Group E - separable

○	1. raise(children) 2. mention, start to talk about
bring up
	The Lees brought up six children. He brought the news up in conversation.
Azar Group E - separable
○	make happier
cheer up
	The good news cheered me up.
Azar Group E - separable
○	make near and clean
clean up
	I cleaned up my apartment.
Azar Group E - separable
○	donate, get rid of by giving
give away
	I didn't sell my old bike. I gave it away.
Azar Group E - separable

○	assist(someone)
help out
	Could you please help me out?
Azar Group E - separable
○	stop employment
lay off
	The company laid off 100 workers.
Azar Group E - separable
○	1. not turn off(a light, a machine) 2. not take off(clothing)
leave on
	Please leave the light on. I left my coat on at the movie theater.
Azar Group E - separable
○	return
take back
	She took a book back to the library.
Azar Group E - separable

○	invite out and pay
take out
	He took Mary out. They went to a movie.
Azar Group E - separable
○	discuss
talk over
	We talked the problem over.
Azar Group E - separable
○	consider
think over
	I thought the problem over.
Azar Group E - separable
○	solve
work out
	We worked the problem out.
Azar Group E - separable

○	stop functioning properly
break down
	My car broke down on the highway.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	happen suddenly
break out
	War broke out between the two countries.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	separate, end a relationship
break up
	Ann and Tom broke up.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	enter a room or building
come in
	May I come in?
Azar Group F - intransitive

○	put on nice clothes
dress up
	People usually dress up for weddings.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	eat outside of one's home
eat out
	Would you like to eat out tonight?
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	fall to the ground
fall down
	I fell down and hurt myself.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	get out of bed in the morning
get up
	What time did you get up this morning?
Azar Group F - intransitive

○	quit doing something or quit trying
give up
	I can't do it. I give up.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	continue
go on
	Let's not stop. Let's go on.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	not stay home
go out
	Jane went out with her friends last night.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	become an adult
grow up
	Jack grew up in Sweden.
Azar Group F - intransitive

○	end a telephone conversation
hang up
	When we finished talking, I hung up.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	start living in a new home
move in(to)
	Some people moved in next door to me.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	stop living at a place
move out(of)
	My roommate is moving out.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	come, appear
show up
	Jack showed up late for the meeting.
Azar Group F - intransitive

○	put one's back against a chair back
sit back
	Sit back and relax. I'll get you a drink.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	go from standing to sitting
sit down
	Please sit down.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	speak louder
speak up
	I can't hear you. You'll have to speak up.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	go from sitting to standing
stand up
	I stood up and walked to the door.
Azar Group F - intransitive

○	begin again
start over
	I lost count, so I started over.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	not go to bed
stay up
	I stayed up late last night.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	ascend in an airplane
take off
	The plane took off 30 minutes late.
Azar Group F - intransitive
○	visit without calling first or without an invitation
drop in(on)
	We dropped in on my aunt.
Azar Group G - three-word

○	stop attending(school)
drop out(of)
	Beth dropped out of graduate school.
Azar Group G - three-word
○	have fun while wasting time
fool around(with)
	My son likes to fool around with his friends on the weekends.
Azar Group G - three-word
○	have a good relationship with
get along(with)
	I get along well with my roommate.
Azar Group G - three-word
○	return from(a trip)
get back(from)
	When did you get back from Hawaii?
Azar Group G - three-word

○	finish
get through(with)
	I got through with my work before noon.
Azar Group G - three-word
○	become an adult
grow up(in)
	Hamid grew up in Sweden.
Azar Group G - three-word
○	be careful
look out(for)
	Look out for that car!
Azar Group G - three-word
○	finish the supply of(something)
run out(of)
	We ran out of gas.
Azar Group G - three-word

○	put one's own name on a list
sign up(for)
	Did you sign up for the school trip?
Azar Group G - three-word
○	be careful
watch out(for)
	Watch out for that car!
Azar Group G - three-word
○	accompany
come along(with)
	Do you want to come along with us?
Azar Group H - three-word
○	visit the speaker's place
come over(to)
	Some friends are coming over tonight.
Azar Group H - three-word

○	remove with scissors or knife
cut out(of)
	I cut an article out of today's paper.
Azar Group H - three-word
○	discover information about
find out(about)
	When did you find out about the problem?
Azar Group H - three-word
○	join, meet
get together(with)
	Let's get together after work today.
Azar Group H - three-word
○	return to a place
go back(to)
	I went back to work after my illness.
Azar Group H - three-word

○	1. approach 2. visit another's home
go over(to)
	I went over to the window. Let's go over to Jim's tonight.
Azar Group H - three-word
○	spend undirected, idle time
hang around(with) hang out(with)
	John likes to hang around the coffee shop. Kids like to hang out with each other.
Azar Group H - three-word
○	not give to
keep away(from)
	Keep matches away from children.
Azar Group H - three-word
○	begin a trip
set out(for)
	We set out for our destination at dawn.
Azar Group H - three-word

○	sit and do nothing
sit around(with)
	You can't just sit around. Do something.
Azar Group H - three-word
○
Azar Group H - three-word
○
Azar Group H - three-word
○
Azar Group H - three-word

○
Azar Group H - three-word
○
Azar Group H - three-word
○
Azar Group H - three-word
○
Azar Group H - three-word