Phrasal Verbs
Meaning: be physically on a plane, ship, vehicle, train, or rocket
Example: Let's get Phoebe on board for the Madison project. After all, it is her area of expertise. Read on
Meaning: present, nearby, close, or easily accessible
Example: My parents are always on hand if we need a babysitter. Read on
Meaning: use courage, reserve, nerve or strength to achieve something
Example: He had to call on all his strength to get to the finals. Read on
Meaning: refuse entry to somewhere
Example: His job application was turned aside when they saw his criminal record. Read on
Meaning: to remove something or someone
Example: He finally got rid of the door to door salesman, by saying he had to go out. Read on
Meaning: to be at the point where something was just going to be done
Example: I was about to come to you for advice when you called me. Read on
