• break in on (interrupt a conversation)
• catch up with (keep abreast)
• check up on (examine, investigate)
• come around to (convert to, for instance an opinion)
• come down to (reduce itself to one aspect, which is essential or the most important)
• come up with (contribute, bring forth, produce, for instance money, solution, ideas)
• cut down on (curtail expenses)
• drop out of (leave school)
• fill in for (do somebody else’s work on a temporary basis)
• fill in on (provide additional or missing information)
• follow up on (try to find more information about something)
• follow up with (take action about something, especially in order to reinforce the effect of a previous related action)
• get along with (have a good relationship with)
• get away with (escape blame)
• get down to (begin to pay serious attention to something)
• get through to (succeed in reaching a destination or stage; be successfully conveyed)
• get in on (get involved in an exciting or profitable activity)
• get rid of (eliminate)
• get through with (finish)
• go on to (proceed to do, tackle something after doing something else)
• hang out with (spend one’s leisure time)
• hold back from (decide not to do or say something)
• hold on to (refuse to let go of something)
• hang on to (refuse to let go of something)
• keep up with (maintain pace with)
• look back on (reconsider something past)
• look forward to (anticipate with pleasure)
• look down on (despise)
• look in on (visit somebody)
• look out for (be careful, anticipate; take care and protect the interests of somebody)
• look up to (respect)
• make up for (compensate)
• make sure of (verify)
• put up with (tolerate)
• run out of (exhaust supply)
• take care of (be responsible for)
• talk back to (answer impolitely)
• think back on (recall)
• walk out of (leave an event or a place, especially angrily and suddenly)
• walk out on (abandon)

1. To be continued

Over time, in subsequent posts, I will pick up various such semantic units and discuss them in relevant contexts.

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