B1IntermediatePhrasal verbs

More everyday phrasal verbs

Phrasal verbs for evenings in, guests, getting about, a new place, and small jobs at home and online. Every answer is a phrasal verb.

20 cardsby Grove EnglishAdded 16 Oct 2026

Try this set without an account

Study the first 5 of 20 cards here. With an account you study all of them, your progress is kept, and the marks you make now go into it.

to stay in
the phrasal verb for spending the evening in your own home, not "stay at home": I'm tired, so I'm going to stay in tonight
никуда не ходить (вечером), не выходить из дома
to stay up
to go to bed later than usual: We stayed up until two watching a film
не ложиться спать (допоздна)
to sleep in
to get up later than usual in the morning, because you can: On Sundays I like to sleep in
поспать подольше (утром)
to come over
to visit someone at their home, usually for a short time: Why don't you come over for dinner on Friday?
зайти, прийти в гости
to drop off
to take someone somewhere in a car and leave them there: I drop off the children at school on my way to work
подвезти и высадить (кого-то), завезти
15 more cards after you sign in
- to see off
- to look around
- to get around
- to settle in
- to look out
- to join in
- to fill up
- to speed up
- to sign up
- to try out
- to give away
- to turn around
- to log out
- to plug in
- to cut down on