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Phrasal Verbs Using 'Into', 'To', 'About', & 'For' - Performing An Action (About)
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to bring about
[Verb]
to be the reason for a specific incident or result
Ex: The new law brought about positive changes in the community .
to come about
[Verb]
to happen, often unexpectedly
Ex: The unexpected delay came about due to severe weather conditions .
to go about
[Verb]
to continue or start an activity
Ex: When facing a problem, it's essential to know how to go about finding a solution.
to roll about
[Verb]
to happen again, especially in a repeated manner
Ex: Economic downturns tend to make uncertainties roll about in the business world .
to set about
[Verb]
to start a task, action, or process with determination and inspiration
Ex: The team set about solving the technical issues that had arisen during the project.
to bash about
[Verb]
to cause damage to something or someone
Ex: The gang members bashed the rival gang members about during the confrontation.
to fall about
[Verb]
to laugh so hard that one's entire body moves somewhat uncontrollably
Ex: As soon as she started imitating the boss , the office staff fell about, finding her impression too amusing .
to muck about
[Verb]
to engage in silly or playful behavior, typically when one should be focused on work or other responsibilities
Ex: The manager will address any employees who consistently muck around and disrupt the workplace harmony.
to see about
[Verb]
to make arrangements for something to be addressed or completed
Ex: We should see about booking a reservation at the restaurant for Friday night.
to think about
[Verb]
to take a person or thing's situation and circumstances into account while making decisions
Ex: As a manager , you need to think about the well-being of your employees .
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