Can you use more than one phrasal verb to say the same thing? Absolutely! In this important advanced vocabulary lesson, we’ll look at 5 phrasal verbs and their synonyms. For instance, did you know that you can “put off” OR “push back” a meeting? You can also “cut down” or “cut back” on something – they mean the same thing. This lesson also includes synonyms for “stop by,” “mess up,” and a slang equivalent for “turn up,” as in “turn up the volume.”

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In this lesson:
0:00 Phrasal verbs that mean the same thing
0:58 cut back on _______, cut down on ________
2:40 stop by, pass by, drop by, pop by, swing by
5:02 mess up, screw up
7:36 push back, put off
9:08 turn up, crank up