Phrasal verbs

-Get and move-

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Pharsal verb get
 Examples
Get ahead: Get away:
It wasn’t easy, but I got ahead Get Around: I have a bad feeling. I think we
nonetheless My job allows me to get should get away from here.
around.

Get by:
Get in: Get into :
I haven’t studied enough, but
You got in very late last night. He always gets into problems.
I’m sure I’m going to get by.

Get out: Get around:

Get out of here! Leave me Get over: I No matter how hard you try,
alone! was able to get over my fears you’re not getting round me.
once I faced them
 Pharsal verb move
The word 'move' can mean many different things. As a verb, the meaning is to make
progress or go in a specific direction.

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 Examples
Move ahead:
the construction can MOVE
AHEAD now that permission
has been granted
Move down:
They're MOVING AWAY
FROM Windows and are
using Linux
He was finding the course
too difficult so they MOVED
him DOWN.
Move into:
They MOVED INTO the
house as soon as it was
ready
Move along: Move away:
The police told the people I MOVED AWAY when the
watching to MOVE ALONG factory shut down.
Move in: Move in/on:
The house was empty for ages, As he watched, the hyenas
but some new tenants MOVED began to MOVE IN ON the
IN a few weeks ago hapless wildebeest.
Move out:
The president said they
would MOVE the troops
OUT next year.
I MOVED OUT to overtake
.
the bus
The diference between move
on and get on
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