Phasal Verbs Advanced Four

PHASAL VERBS
Run over.
The driver couldn't stop in time and ran the fox over when it ran in front of his car.
Sell out.
Claro store sold out of iphone five in three weeks.
Set up
MarkZuckerberg set up a dot com company, floated it a couple of years later on the Stock Exchange and made an absolute fortune.
I saw a movie in which a man killed his wife and then set up his best friend for themurder.
Settle down
After the excitement, the students found it difficult to settle down.
If I have a chance I would like to settle down in England because my brother lives there.
Show off
Myfriends wanted to show off his new sound system.
Show up
My boss showed up late as usual at the last meeting because he came from Guayaquil.
Stand up for
My boss is the kind of manager who willalways stand up for his staff.
Stand for
The letters BBC stand for British Broadcasting Corporation.
Stay up
The children stay up until way past their bedtime.
Take advantage of
People who runscams try to take advantage of gullible internet users.
Take after
I take after my father but my brother is more like my mother.
Take away
When I was a child my mom would take away my Nintendo.
Takeback
I have to take my new TV back because it doesn't work.
You can never really take back an insult once you've made it.
Take apart
The technician has to take the machine apart in order torepair it.
Take down
The campers took down their tent and packed it in the car.
Take for granted
Daniela says her children take her for granted and never thank her for all the things she does for them.Take in
My sister can’t refuse a homeless animal she takes them all in.
Take into account
My boss made the wrong decision because he didn’t take the crucial factor into account.
Take off
Inmany cultures, it is appropriate to take off your shoes when entering a house.
The plane took off two hours late because of the fog.
Take over
My friends
Take place
The next elections in Ecuador...