04 Jun Phrasal Verb with meaning to improve your band score in IELTS and CELPIP

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Act on: To take action because of something like information received.

Add on: Include in a calculation.               

Aim at: To target.           

Allow for: Include something in a plan or calculation.      

Answer back: To reply rudely to someone in authority. 

Argue out: Argue about a problem to find a solution.     

Ask about: Ask how someone is doing, especially professionally and in terms of health.

Ask around: Ask a number of people for information.    

Ask in: To invite somebody into your house.      

Auction off: Sell something in an auction.            

Back away: Retreat or go backwards.     

Back down: Retract or withdraw your position or proposal in an argument.          

Back out: Fail to keep an arrangement or promise.

Back out of: Fail to keep an agreement, arrangement.   

Back up                : Make a copy of computer data.             

Bargain down: Persuade someone to drop the price of something they’re selling.           

Be after                : Try to find or get.          

Be away: Be elsewhere; on holiday, out of town

Be cut out for: Be suitable, have the necessary qualities.              

Be down: Be depressed.             

Bear with: Be patient.   

Belong with: Be in the correct or appropriate location with other items.

Block off: Obstruct an exit to prevent people from leaving.

Blow away: Impress greatly