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    This document discusses multi-part verbs in English that are made up of a main verb combined with a preposition or adverb. Some examples of multi-part verbs provided are "take up", "turned up", "go through with", "put on", and "set up" along with their meanings of "start doing", "arrive", "do as planned", "wear", and "organise" respectively.

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    This document discusses multi-part verbs in English that are made up of a main verb combined with a preposition or adverb. Some examples of multi-part verbs provided are "take up", "turned up", "go through with", "put on", and "set up" along with their meanings of "start doing", "arrive", "do as planned", "wear", and "organise" respectively.

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    This document discusses multi-part verbs in English that are made up of a main verb combined with a preposition or adverb. Some examples of multi-part verbs provided are "take up", "turned up", "go through with", "put on", and "set up" along with their meanings of "start doing", "arrive", "do as planned", "wear", and "organise" respectively.

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    Multi-part Verbs take up---start doing I am into it.

    --- love turned up--- arrive go through with--- do (it) as planned put on--- wear set up--- organise get across--- explain S.15

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