Be Phrasal Verbs

To be doing or planning something (often secretive); to depend on someone's decision; or to be capable of something.

To want to do something, or to be enthusiastic and ready to participate in an activity.

To be awake or out of bed; to have increased in amount or price; or for a period of time to be finished.

To be connected with, related to, or concerned with a particular topic, person, or situation.

To like, be strongly attracted to, or be very impressed by someone or something.

To be very shocked, surprised, or confused by something unexpected.

To have so much work or so many things to deal with that you cannot cope with them all.

To intend, try, or be determined to do something (often with strong purpose or selfish motives).

To have no more of something left, or to be outside of a specific place, state, or condition.

To be away from your home, office, or usual place for a short period of time.

To be aware of someone's true intentions, wrongdoings, or secrets; or to be close to discovering something valuable or important.

To talk about something repeatedly or lengthily, or to mean/intend to say something (often used in questions or when expressed with confusion/annoyance).

To be broadcast or shown on TV, radio, or in a cinema; to take place as planned; or to be operating or functioning.

To leave or depart; to be cancelled; or (of food/drink) to no longer be fresh.

To be unacceptable, unreasonable, or inappropriate behavior (mainly British English).

To be interested in, enthusiastic about, or involved in something; or to be romantically attracted to someone.

To be involved in an activity, plan, or deal, or to be aware of a secret or private situation.

To be at home, at work, or present in a specific place.

To feel bored, annoyed, or disappointed because something unpleasant has been continuing for too long.

To be ill with a particular disease or minor illness (such as flu or cold); or (informally) to agree with, support, or be interested in an idea or activity.

To criticize someone continuously or unfairly, or to hold a negative attitude toward someone or something.

To feel sad or depressed; to decrease in amount or level; or to be willing and eager to participate in an activity (informal).

To be very upset, distressed, or emotionally hurt by something that has happened.

To naturally have the necessary qualities, abilities, or character required for a particular job, activity, or lifestyle (often used in negative statements or questions).

To be absent from a place, such as home or work, usually for a period of time (e.

To arrive at a place where someone is waiting or expected, especially soon or after a short time.

To try to get, find, or catch someone or something, or to want something.