I FALL UNDER the crazy category but I manage to GET ALONG with it... =D to fall under = clasificarse/estar incluido to get along (with) =arreglárselas / estar en buenos términos (con)

"harp on" - to refer to something repeatedly and continually (very annoying of course) "Must you harp on what happened three weeks ago?" The original phrase was "to harp on one string", meaning to talk or write about the one subject repeatedly. Very wearisome, like a harpist playing only one string I suppose.

Get out= come out I went out of the office. car, building Go through = work hard and succeed I went through a difficult exam. Close down = close The company was closed down within 2 months. Look after - take care I`m looking after a child. Take after = be similar Who is he taking after, his mother or father? and there are a lots....of others..... there is no use to remember all actually, Sonia, but I understand that knowledge of phrasal verbs is required for FCE preparation. You are a hard working... person...good luck.....

take off = to leave the ground and begin flying If a plane or a bird takes off, it leaves the ground and rises into the air: 'The plane took off into the night sky.' 'the ducks took off and flew over the park.'

'put off' Procrastination: never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.