10 Phrasal Verbs with ALONG

10 Phrasal Verbs with ALONG

Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Phrasal verbs are an irreplaceable part of English because native speakers use them quite a lot in their everyday conversations. Communication is much easier and quicker if you know phrasal verbs.  However, they tend to be difficult to learn because they have multiple meanings and are easily mistaken. In today’s lesson, we will look at 10 phrasal verbs with “along”.

1.     Come along
2.     Get along
3.     Go along
4.     Go along with
5.     Invite along
6.     Jog along
7.     Move along
8.     Play along
9.     Sing along
10. Struggle along 

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Come along

Meaning: to arrive.

• When Jane’s boyfriend came along, they had dinner.

Also: to make progress.

• I’ve been studying Chinese for a year. It’s coming along very well.

Get along

Meaning: if people have a friendly relationship, we say that they get along.

• Sara has always got along well with her neighbours.

• I don’t get along well with my brother-in-law.

Phrasal verbs with ALONG

Go along

Meaning: to go somewhere without previous planning.

• After her guests had gone Simona put on some make-up and went along to the theatre.

• Mark went along on a date without much expectation.

Go along with

Meaning: to agree with someone or something.

• Elsa refused to go along with her son’s silly idea.

• I’m sorry but I can’t go along with you on this matter.

Invite along

Meaning: to invite someone to come with you when you are going somewhere.

• Sophia was going to the party and she invited her friend along.

Jog along

Meaning: to continue doing something with very little or no changes or progress.

• Their lives in prison jogged along without much excitement from one day to another.

Move along

Meaning: to move to a new position, used to ask someone to make more space.

• The ticket controller asked the passengers to move along.

• People at the funeral were moving along.

Phrasal verbs with ALONG

Play along

Meaning: to pretend to agree with someone or something.

• David was new in the company so he decided to play along with the others.

• Lisa will play along with your idea if you do her a favour.

Sing along

Meaning: to sing together with someone who is already singing.

• Daniel’s cheerful singing made everyone sing along and clap hands.

• Karen likes to sing along to the radio.

Struggle along

Meaning: to continue doing something despite problems and difficulties.

When her husband died, she had to struggle along and bring her children up to the best of her possibilities.

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Phrasal verbs with ALONG