Common Phrasal Verbs with 'Ask', 'Back', 'Be', 'Bend', 'Blow', and 'Break'

Answer for: I agree, but I can't answer for my friends.

Answer back: I got a mail from my teacher since. I'm so tired now, answer back tomorrow.

Asking for: Yesterday, your friend came home asking for you, but I didn't tell him that you went out to walk the dog.

Asked after: I met your friends Peter and Ana yesterday and they asked after you.

Ask up to: My mother lets me ask up to 100 for clothes.

Asked out: Yesterday I asked my friends to the cinema.

Asked then in: Last Saturday my cousins came to my house and I asked them in nicely.

Asked: He asked his father about jobs in the factory.

Ask up: I asked my friend up to eat in my kitchen.

Backed away: I backed away from the mountain when I realized how dangerous it was.

Backed out: My friends and I backed out to get our money.

Back up: We have a lot of evidence to back up a theory.

Was about: I was in Germany last year.

Be away: While the neighbors are away, I make sure that their house is safe.

Be for: I am in favor of gender equality.

Be out: Wasn't at home because I was out.

Bend down: The mother bent down to the child's laces.

Be over: The high school is going to be over little by little.

Be up: I was up when my mom phoned me to go to school.

Blow out: He's ready to blow out the candles.

Blow off: My mom left the circular lid open to blow off the water.

Blow up: This afternoon they will blow up the abandoned building.

Break away: Two members of the group broke away to form a band on their own.

Break down: The school bus broke down and had to be towed to the nearest garage.

Break in: Please excuse me for breaking in.