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    The document discusses phrasal verbs, which are idiomatic verb phrases made up of a verb and a preposition or adverb. It provides examples of how the meaning of a verb can change depending on the preposition, such as "get up" meaning to wake up versus "get out" meaning to leave quickly. The document also gives examples of phrasal verbs related to clothes and their meanings, such as "put on" meaning to get dressed, "take off" meaning to get undressed, and "wear out" meaning to use an item until it is no longer in good condition.

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    The document discusses phrasal verbs, which are idiomatic verb phrases made up of a verb and a preposition or adverb. It provides examples of how the meaning of a verb can change depending on the preposition, such as "get up" meaning to wake up versus "get out" meaning to leave quickly. The document also gives examples of phrasal verbs related to clothes and their meanings, such as "put on" meaning to get dressed, "take off" meaning to get undressed, and "wear out" meaning to use an item until it is no longer in good condition.

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    Unit 3: Buying and Selling Phrasal Verbs: JUNE 2021

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    The document discusses phrasal verbs, which are idiomatic verb phrases made up of a verb and a preposition or adverb. It provides examples of how the meaning of a verb can change depending on the preposition, such as "get up" meaning to wake up versus "get out" meaning to leave quickly. The document also gives examples of phrasal verbs related to clothes and their meanings, such as "put on" meaning to get dressed, "take off" meaning to get undressed, and "wear out" meaning to use an item until it is no longer in good condition.

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    Unit 3: Buying

    and Selling
    Phrasal Verbs
    JUNE 2021
    Agenda

    • Introduction to phrasal verbs


    • Vocabulary Activity
    • Listening comprehension activity
    What are PHRASAL VERBS?

    • Phrasal verbs are idiomatic phrases that work as verbs they indicate action!
    • Made up of a verb+ a preposition or an adverb
    VERB PREPOSITION
    GET UP
    DOWN
    IN
    OUT

    • One verb can get different meanings depending on the preposition or


    adverb used with it.
    • Example:
    • Peter, it’s late, you need to GET UP now!
    • GET OUT! The roof is collapsing!
    PHRASAL VERBS AND
    CLOTHES
    • Put on clothes= Get dressed
    • Take off clothes= Get undressed
    • Try on clothes= Put on clothes to try the fit
    • Dress up= Put on elegant clothes/wear a costume
    • Wear out=Use an item until no longer in good
    condition
    • Zip up= fasten/close a garment with a zip
    • Go with=clothes that match

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