Phrasal verbs

To check up on someone is to investigate their work. Your boss might check up on your work to see if it’s done properly. “Hey! Just wanted to check up on you. Are you feeling any better?”

To show up somewhere is to be present at a place where someone is waiting for you. If you had a plan to meet someone and they never made it, you could say: “They never showed up"

To figure something out is to find a solution for it. If you’re out late and no buses are running, you will need to "figure out" a way to get home.

To put up with bad behavior or a situation is to tolerate it even though you don’t like it. "Why do you put up with this nonsense?"

To end up somewhere is to arrive in a place after a series of events, especially when you didn’t plan it. " I never thought I’d end up in New York."