what are the most common phrasal verbs with 'keep' and 'take'? in a ictionary i've seen it too much, do you actually use all of them, guys?

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Honestly, I could try to find you a list of phrasal verbs arranged by usage but I don't think it would particularly help you.

English learners often try to learn phrasal verbs with the same verb all at the same time but I think, ultimately, this will confuse you more than help you.

"take off" and "take out" may look similar/related because they share the verb "take" but they have completely different meanings (in fact, they both have multiple meanings)

I think the best approach is to learn phrasal verbs *individually* and treat them like any other kind of vocabulary. It will be much easier for you if you learn them *with context*.


Here is a memrise course on phrasal verbs if you really want to learn them all at the same time: http://www.memrise.com/course/902830/phrasal-ve...

Here is a pdf of phrasal verbs in context, the document advises seeing the verbs in context first before "looking up" (phrasal verb meaning "to look for sth in a book") the words in a dictionary:

http://elibrary.bsu.az/books_250/N_16.pdf