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Phrasal verbs bang about vs bang up
Bang about means to move around in a noisy or chaotic way, while bang up means to damage or injure something or someone.
Phrasal verbs be after vs be taken with
Be after usually means to pursue or try to obtain something, while be taken with generally means to be attracted or impressed by something.
Phrasal verbs be cut out for vs be on
Be cut out for means to have the necessary skills, abilities, or qualities to do a particular job or activity, while be on means to be participating in or involved in something.
Phrasal verbs be onto vs fasten onto
Be onto means to have discovered or figured out something, while fasten onto means to firmly attach or fixate on something.
Phrasal verbs be onto vs tag onto
Be onto means to have discovered or figured out something, while tag onto means to follow or accompany someone or something.
