Phrasal Verbs In Sentences
Phrasal Verb A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and one or two particles. The particles can be either prepositions or adverbs or both. A phrasal verb has a meaning which is different from the meaning of its original verb. A phrasal verb consists of a verb and words such as ‘ up, on, in, over, out, with, off, down, about, away, after’. A Phrasal verb consists of either two words or three words.
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Irregular Verbs In Sentences
Bring up, give up, look after, put off, turn down, pass away, set off, call off, break into, get up, deal in, step down, sort out, hold on, bring about, looking forward to, look down upon, put up with. Examples: Phrasal verb has a meaning that is different to its original verb. Meaning of each phrasal verb is given in front of each sentence. She was brought up by her aunt. (bring up: to raise a child) The patient passed away.
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