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I don't feel up to eating out.

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Explanation

Here are two phrasal verbs:

• 1. To feel up to something.
• I don't feel up to eating out.
• This means that I feel tired / a bit sick / lazy and that eating out (getting dressed, going out etc.) is too much activity for me.
• Another example? Do you feel up to going for a walk? (Do you have the energy to go out for a walk?)
• 2. Eat out? Eat in a restaurant.
• e.g. I like eating out at the weekends.

Definition

This sentence is an example of phrasal verbs.

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