English phrasal verbs list with meanings and drills

What you can do

• Look up the meaning of a phrasal verb and see it used in a sentence
• Group phrasal verbs by their particle to see patterns
• Filter by CEFR level to study the ones right for you
• Practice active recall: read a meaning and produce the phrasal verb
• Track your score and streak as you train

Why phrasal verbs deserve their own tool

Phrasal verbs are everywhere in natural English — "find out", "give up", "look after" — and they are one of the hardest things for learners, because the meaning rarely follows from the verb and the particle separately. "Give up" has nothing to do with "up". They have to be learned as whole units, in context. This tool pairs every phrasal verb with a plain meaning and an example sentence, so the context comes built in, and lets you filter by particle to notice the loose patterns that do exist. The trainer then does the part a list cannot: it makes you retrieve the phrasal verb from its meaning, which is what using it in real speech actually requires.