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10 Most Common English Phrasal Verbs [English With Brian]

to continue, go forward, not stop (inseparable)

GO ON
"He couldn't go on eating because he felt sick."

to get, retrieve, take someone/something from a location (separable)

PICK UP
"Hey sweetie, can you pick some wine up from the supermarket?"

COME BACK
"I will come back from work at around 7 tonight."

to rise, go up, move upwards (inseparable)

COME UP
"Can you come up to floor 22? My new office is there."

to return, to come back to a location (inseparable)

GO BACK 
"After my vacation ends I will return to America and go back to school."

to learn something new, to get information from someone/something (separable)

FIND OUT
"I searched Google to find some information out about the restaurant."

to be released, to be published, to appear (inseparable)

COME OUT
"The first iPhone came out in 2007 while the latest model came out this March."

to leave the house usually to have fun with friends (inseparable)

GO OUT
"Sorry dude, I don't have time to go out these days. I have too much work to finish."

to show, to inform someone, to make someone focus on something (separable)

POINT OUT
"Thank god her best friend pointed the food in her teeth out before her job interview."

to get older, to become an adult, to age, to mature (inseparable)

GROW UP
"I grew up in Los Angeles, California but I don't live there anymore."