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Phrasal verbs with ON (Contact between two surfaces (Put on (To wear your…

- - - - “Every morning she puts on her dress, lipstick, shoes and hat—in that order.”
  - - - “You'd better hold on to your hat, it’s windy out there!”
  - - - “When everyone else was getting fired, Paul managed to hang on to his job.”
- - - - "Don’t switch on the light."
  - - - "He accused her of bringing shame and disgrace on the family."
  - - - "Is your computer turned on?"
- - - - "He moved to Atlanta to carry on his work."
  - - - "They both thought on it for several more hours, but neither of them said anything about it."
  - - - "We’ll hold on another minute, then we’ll have to go."
- - - - "Why do you always pick on me?"
  - - - "Dan suddenly turned on her and yelled at her to be quiet."
  - - - "If they want to take the complaint to court, bring it on!"
- - - - "The project’s success depends on the support of everyone concerned."
    - - "Their future depends on how well they do in school."
  - - - "I’ll be there to cheer you on when the race starts."