Which sentence uses 'come across' correctly?

I came across an old photo while cleaning the attic

I came across the street to meet you

I came across an old photo while cleaning the attic

The bridge came across the river

Which sentence uses 'come across' correctly?

She comes across as very confident in interviews

He came across the finish line first

Which sentence uses 'come by' correctly?

Good jobs are hard to come by these days

The bus will come by this route

Good jobs are hard to come by these days

I come by the office every morning at 8

Which sentence uses 'come by' correctly?

Can you come by my house later for coffee?

The train came by the station too fast

She comes by the grocery store home

Which sentence uses 'come out' correctly?

The new iPhone will come out next month

I need to come out from the house now

The new iPhone will come out next month

Which sentence uses 'come out' correctly?

The truth finally came out after the investigation

The students came out to the classroom

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🎤 When hikers want to escape daily stress and city life, what phrasal verb describes this action?
💭 Think about leaving something behind...

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GET AWAY FROM

Meaning: To escape or leave a place or situation, especially to find relief or peace.

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"Hiking allows you to get away from the noise of city life and reconnect with nature."

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Phrasal Verb: "Get Away From"

Hiking Example

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This phrasal verb emphasizes creating distance from something stressful or overwhelming to find peace and clarity.

🎤 What phrasal verb describes what beginners do when they start hiking gradually?
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EASE INTO

Meaning: To gradually become involved in or accustomed to something new.

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"The key is to ease into the activity gradually, building confidence with each adventure."

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Phrasal Verb: "Ease Into"

Hiking Example

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This approach prevents injury and burnout by allowing your body and mind to adapt slowly to new challenges.

🎤 What do hikers do when they encounter stunning views that make them pause?
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TAKE IN

Meaning: To observe, appreciate, or absorb something, especially a view or scene.

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"You'll come across breathtaking views that make you stop and take in the moment."

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Phrasal Verb: "Take In"

Hiking Example

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This phrasal verb captures the act of fully experiencing and appreciating natural beauty during your hikes.

🎤 What phrasal verb describes gradually increasing your hiking distance and intensity?
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RAMP UP

Meaning: To increase something gradually and steadily over time.

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"Start by walking regularly, then gradually ramp up distance and intensity over several weeks."

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Phrasal Verb: "Ramp Up"

Hiking Example

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Progressive overload prevents injury and builds sustainable fitness for long-term hiking success.

🎤 What should you do when severe weather arrives during your hike?
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CALL OFF

Meaning: To cancel or decide not to continue with a planned activity.

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"Be prepared to call off your hike if conditions get out of hand quickly."

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Phrasal Verb: "Call Off"

Hiking Example

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Knowing when to turn back is a critical safety skill that separates smart hikers from casualties.

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