This episode is the continuation of the topic of stress in Phrasal Verbs, so it might be a good idea to listen to Episode 23 first.

You can download the complete transcript of this episode here.

Phrasal Verbs used in this recording: 

• put sth on: start wearing something
• burn down: get destroyed by fire
• take after sb: look or behave like an older member of the family
• come down with sth: become ill with a disease, usually not serious
• cheat sb out of sth: prevent someone from having something in a dishonest way 
• feel up to sth: feel that you are strong or healthy enough to do something
• come up with sth: find or produce an answer, plan, or solution to a problem 
• get around to sth: find time and opportunity to do something
• go back on sth: fail to do something that you've promised or agreed to do
• go through with sth: do something that you've planned or agreed to do, especially if it is difficult or unpleasant
• look forward to sth: feel happy and excited about something that is going to happen
• put up with sth: accept something unpleasant or annoying without complaining
• get away with sth: do something wrong and not be properly punished for it

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