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VERB TENSES
24 PHRASAL VERBS
Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verbs are a combination of a verb and a preposition or adverb.
Together, these words make a phrase with a different meaning than the two
words seperately.
The words "break" and "down" have their own meaning. When put together,
"break down" means to stop working.
Example: go out
Where did you go out?
Example: fill in
Can you fill this document in?
It isn't mandatory to separate these phrasal verbs. The sentence "Can you fill
in this documents?" also makes sense.
Here, we can't separate the two words. The sentence "Someone broke my
house into" doesn't make sense.
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Glossary
Intransitive
Transitive seperable
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NAME: DATE:
Exercises 1
Complete the following sentences with the phrasal verbs in the word bank
below. Use the present or past verb tense.
Exercises 2
Complete the following sentences with the phrasal verbs in the word bank
below. Use the past or present verb tense.
Exercises 3
Make a sentence for each phrasal verb. Separate transitive separable phrasal
verbs with an object.
drop in:
figure out:
put on:
move in:
cross out:
hand in:
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Answer Key
Exercises 1
1.speak up
2. call on
3. keep up with
4. put on
5. look forward to
6. hand in
7. look up
8. do over
9. cross out
10. figure out
11. get by
12. broke down
Exercises 2
1.get out of it
2. broke into
3. moved in
4. dropped out
5. eat out
6. plug in
7. join in
8. moved out
9. dived in
10. dropped in
11. go out
12. left out