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PHRASAL VERBS AND NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS

Using Phrasal Verbs and New Year's Resolutions can be so daunting and scary sometimes. So I decided why not do a few together?

Before starting, here are some things we need to remember:

  • If it is before the new year started then you would use your future tenses.
  • Think about things that you know are possible for you. (Too often people set New Year's Resolutions and then do nothing)
PHRASAL VERBS AND NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS YOU CAN USE

CUT DOWN/BACK ON

This means to use or do something less.

Resolution Example: I am going to cut down on coffee for the new year.

GIVE UP

To stop doing something.

Resolution Example: I am going to give up smoking.

BRUSH UP ON

To improve or practice a skill that you already know about.

Resolution Example: I plan to brush up on my English reading skills.

WORK ON

This means to try to improve or make something better.

Resolution Example: I intend to work on building a solid morning routine.

Phrasal Verbs and New Year's
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CUT OUT

To stop doing something.

Resolution Example: I will definitely have to cut out my late night eating next year.

CATCH UP ON

To do something you had not done in awhile, to get up to speed.

Resolution Example: I need to catch up on the books I didn't get to read this year.

TAKE UP

To start something new.

Resolution Example: I am going to take up knitting next year.

SLIM DOWN

This means to lose weight.

Resolution Example: I plan to slim down in the coming year.

STICK TO

This means to continue doing something.

Resolution Example: I intend to stick to a strict work schedule next year.

SAVE UP

To gather or collect something for a specific purpose.

Resolution Example: I am going to start saving up for a new apartment next year.

TRY OUT

To test out something new.

Resolution Example: I am going to try out the new gym that opened next door.

MAKE UP

This is correcting something.

Resolution Example: I need to make up for the time lost with my family due to the pandemic.

I really hope you do find this useful.

It's your turn. Practice writing your new years resolutions for 2022 and tell me all about it. Just send me a message on Instagram.

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