PHRASAL VERBS
PHRASAL VERBS are verbs accompanied by a particle, usually a preposition, which when together alter the original meaning of the verb. There are thousands and learning them takes place usually within context, however you have a list of them on the following link.
https://www.shertonenglish.com/es/gramatica/phrasal-verbs
CARRY
- 1 Carry off
- 2 Useful phrasal verbs with CARRY | Image 1.
- 3 Carry on
- 4 Carry out
- 5 Carry through (a plan)
- 6 (get) carried away
KEEP:
- keep something around. to keep something near you. ...
- keep at something. to persist with something; carry on with something difficult. ...
- keep away. do not allow someone near an area. ...
- keep back. to stay within a safe distance from something. ...
- keep something down. to try not to vomit. ...
- keep from. doing something. ...
- keep somebody in. (Hospital / at home)
- keep off.
Phrasal Verbs with Put
- Put off - postpone, leave until a later time.
- Put up with - to tolerate.
- Put down - to insult.
- Put on - to dress oneself.
- Put up - to erect.
- Put across - to communicate something.
- Put out - to publish.
- Put back - to put something where it was previously.