18 Useful Phrasal Verbs to Describe Health in English

How are you feeling? Are you feeling up to an English lesson today? No? Well, you may be sick, but you just used a common English phrasal verb, “feel up to.” We have lots and lots more phrasal verbs to describe health in English. Many official medical terms are long and formal, so we often use phrasal verbs instead—they’re more casual and colloquial. It helps to know these verbs if you have to go to a doctor’s office in an English-speaking country.

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[patriciadimarco]

Have a nice day! I would like more vocabulary related to health issues, please.

[paolobragantini]

Useful! Instructional! Wonderful! Many thanks.

[eds]

Most of these phrasal verbs were new for me. Thank you ❤👍🇦🇫

[paoloernesto]

0:58 Get over
1:28 Pass away
1:54 Run over
2:19 Break out
2:50 Fight off
3:17 Come to
3:48 Pass out
4:17 Come down with
4:45 Throw up
5:28 Work out
5:57 Warm up
6:25 Block up
6:55 Lay (Laid) up
7:22 Swell up
7:53 Clog up
8:26 Dose up
8:54 Lay low
9:23 Let up

[maryniazi]

Hello, can you make some videos about perfect tenses please?

[jeanherns]

I thought you could say was running over

[Sonicthehedgehog_]

Good day, could you tell me how many phrasal verbs I need to learn?