Phrasal Verbs List - a

• account for

  (inseparable) to explain
  George's wife was angry at him because he could not account for the lipstick on his collar.

• acquaint with

  (separable) to make someone aware of or familiar with someone or something
  You should acquaint yourself with cultures from around the world.

• act up

  (inseparable) to behave poorly(human);to reoccur(disease);to malfunction(machine)
  I think I'll stand rather than sit because my hemorrhoids are acting up again

• add on

  (separable) to increase or enhance something by joining or uniting something to it
  We've decided to add on another bedroom to the house.

• add up

  (inseparable) to result in a certain total
  I've calculated that over and over, but it just doesn't add up.

• add up to

  (inseparable) to result in a total
  The money I lost in the slot machines added up to over three hundred dollars.

• ask for

  (inseparable) to deserve a negative consequence
  George is asking for trouble.

• ask in

  (separable) to request someone to come in
  At the end of the date, I asked Mary in.

• ask out

  (separable) to request someone to go on a date with you
  I asked Mary out again. She refused.