Some Phrasal Verbs and Expressions

to get on – to enter, to board I always get on the bus in the city centre. to get off – to leave, to descend from Mary never gets off the bus in the city centre.
	to put on – to place a piece of clothes on yourself Sam put on a sweater but it was not his size. . to take off – to remove a piece of clothes Sam took off the sweater as it was not his size.
to call up – to telephone Did anyone call me up while I was taking a shower? to call on – to visit You look terrible! You should call on Dr Johnes!
		to turn on – to start, to begin If you want to turn on the television, just press the green button on the remote controll. to turn off – to stop, to termitate Turn off the lights before you go to sleep!

to look at – to direct your eyes toward Look at me! – said the hypnotist to his patient. to look for – to search Haven’t you seen my glasses? I’ve been looking for them for 2 hours!