Phrasal Verbs " Make " || Make up, Make Out, Make Off, Make Over ||
In this short video you will learn about the definition and the meaning and Examples of the common phrasal verbs with make.
Here are the topics have been explained in this video.
. Make up: to reconcile or resolve a disagreement or conflict
Example: They had a fight yesterday, but they made up this morning.
Make out: to understand or perceive something, often with difficulty
Example: I couldn't make out what she was saying because the music was too loud.
Make up for: to compensate or make amends for something
Example: She missed the meeting, but she made up for it by working extra hours.
Make up (something): to invent or create something, such as a story or an excuse
Example: He made up a funny story to entertain the children.
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Make off: to escape or run away quickly, especially in a sneaky manner
Example: The thief stole the purse and made off before anyone could catch him.
Make over: to renovate, remodel, or transform something
Example: They made over the old house and turned it into a beautiful bed and breakfast.
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