50 commonly used phrasal verbs

 Here are fifty commonly used phrasal verbs in English:

1. Add up - to calculate the total of something
2. Ask around - to ask many people the same question
3. Back up - to move backwards
4. Blow up - to explode or to fill with air
5. Break down - to stop working
6. Bring up - to raise a topic or subject
7. Call off - to cancel
8. Carry on - to continue
9. Catch up - to reach the same level or position as someone else
10. Check in - to arrive and register at a hotel, airport or hospital
11. Check out - to leave a hotel or to investigate something
12. Clean up - to tidy or clean something
13. Come across - to meet or find something by chance
14. Come up - to arise or happen
15. Cut down - to reduce in size or amount
16. Do over - to repeat something
17. Dress up - to wear formal clothes
18. Drop off - to fall asleep
19. Eat out - to dine at a restaurant
20. Figure out - to understand something
21. Fill out - to complete a form
22. Find out - to discover something
23. Get along - to have a good relationship with someone
24. Get away - to escape
25. Give up - to stop doing something
26. Go over - to review something
27. Hang out - to spend time with someone
28. Hold on - to wait
29. Keep up - to maintain the same level or speed as someone else
30. Knock out - to make someone unconscious
31. Look into - to investigate
32. Make up - to reconcile or to invent a story
33. Pass out - to lose consciousness
34. Pick up - to lift or to learn something new
35. Put off - to postpone
36. Put on - to wear clothing or to organize an event
37. Put out - to extinguish or to inconvenience someone
38. Run into - to meet unexpectedly
39. Set up - to arrange or establish something
40. Show off - to try to impress others
41. Take off - to remove clothing or to leave suddenly
42. Talk over - to discuss something
43. Throw away - to discard
44. Try on - to put on clothing to check the size or style
45. Turn down - to decrease or to refuse
46. Turn off - to stop working or to dislike something
47. Turn on - to start working or to like something
48. Turn up - to increase in volume or to arrive unexpectedly
49. Wake up - to stop sleeping or to make someone else stop sleeping
50. Work out - to exercise or to solve a problem.

Here are example sentences for each of the fifty phrasal verbs I listed earlier:

1. Add up - The total cost of my groceries added up to $50.
2. Ask around - I asked around, but no one knew where the missing keys were.
3. Back up - You need to back up the car so I can get out.
4. Blow up - The balloon blew up and popped in my face.
5. Break down - My car broke down on the way to work this morning.
6. Bring up - I didn't want to bring up the subject at the meeting.
7. Call off - We had to call off the picnic because of the rain.
8. Carry on - We can't just carry on as if nothing happened.
9. Catch up - I need to work harder to catch up with my classmates.
10. Check in - I need to check in at the hotel before 3 pm.
11. Check out - Let's check out the new restaurant in town.
12. Clean up - Please clean up your room before your friends come over.
13. Come across - I came across an old photo album while cleaning out the attic.
14. Come up - Something unexpected always comes up when I plan something.
15. Cut down - I need to cut down on my sugar intake.
16. Do over - I made a mistake on my paper and had to do it over.
17. Dress up - Let's dress up for the Halloween party.
18. Drop off - I always drop off during long car rides.
19. Eat out - I love to eat out at my favorite Italian restaurant.
20. Figure out - I need to figure out how to fix my computer.
21. Fill out - Please fill out the application form completely.
22. Find out - I finally found out who took my phone charger.
23. Get along - My cat and dog get along well with each other.
24. Get away - I need to get away from work and take a vacation.
25. Give up - I won't give up on my dream of becoming a doctor.
26. Go over - Let's go over the plan one more time.
27. Hang out - I like to hang out with my friends on the weekends.
28. Hold on - Please hold on while I transfer you to the correct department.
29. Keep up - You need to keep up with the rest of the class.
30. Knock out - The boxer knocked out his opponent in the first round.
31. Look into - I need to look into the details before making a decision.
32. Make up - Let's make up and be friends again.
33. Pass out - He passed out after drinking too much alcohol.
34. Pick up - Can you help me pick up the groceries from the store?
35. Put off - I had to put off my dentist appointment until next week.
36. Put on - I need to put on my coat before going outside.
37. Put out - Can you put out the fire in the fireplace before we leave?
38. Run into - I ran into my old friend from high school at the grocery store.
39. Set up - I need to set up a meeting with my boss to discuss my performance.
40. Show off - She loves to show off her new designer clothes.
41. Take off - I need to take off my shoes before entering the house.
42. Talk over - Let's talk over the details of the project before starting.
43. Throw away - Don't throw away the paper; we can recycle it.
44. Try on - Can I try on these shoes before I buy them?
45. Turn down - I had to turn down the music because it was too loud.