Using the proper phrasal verbs can help you speak naturally and efficiently!

Phrasal verbs (1)

To invite a person to go on a date.

Ex:
I asked Sara out yesterday, and she said yes!

To ask lots of people the same question.

Ex: 
I asked around the neighborhood, but nobody has seen my dog.

To equal

Ex:
Your normal weekly purchases add up to 400 dollars.

To reverse (V)
Ex: Back the car up just a bit more

To make a spare digital copy of the data (V)
Ex: Did you back up your project on the flash drive?

A form of congestion (Adj)
Ex: The sink is backed up again

To support someones actions or decisions.

Ex: 
-I can back up his story. Everything happened just as he described it.
- My family backed up my decision to go back to university.

stop functioning (vehicle, machine)
Ex:
My car is broken down on the side of the road, I need assistance. 

My car broke down last weekend, now I have to take the bus to work.

To get upset.

Ex: 
- My coworker had a break down this morning and quit.
- The woman broke down when the police told her what happened to her husband.