Eng Mix Phrasal verbs

phrasal verbs-
verb + preposition
look at
look after
look up
look up to


Our phrasal verbs can be found here:
https://www.scribd.com/document/338243913/phrasalverblisteasypacelearning-pdf

He has been down all week.
He has been feeling down all week. He is feeling blue.
The internet is down.

She is seeing red. She is red in the face. She is very angry. She is going to blow her top. She hit the roof.

Idioms
hit the roof - get very angry "His mother hit the roof when she saw the mess in the kitchen."
hit the hay - go to bed/sleep "I'm tired; I'm going to hit the hay early tonight."
hit the sack - go to bed/sleep "It's 10 o'clock, time to hit the sack."
hit the books - study hard "I have a math test, so I have to hit the books tonight."
hit the road - to go, to leave "She is going to hit the road at 1:15."
tell somebody "Hit the road!"

giving directions - "Go down Fraser Street and take a left when you hit 33rd Avenue."
take a left, hang a right - turn left, turn right
"Take the second left."

"Knock on wood." good luck "I have a job interview tomorrow. I hope I get it. Knock on wood."