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Understanding PHRASAL VERBS, Meaning, Usage & Examples

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Understanding Phrasal Verb Meaning

zbotazhankyzy — 2023-11-12 07:46:00 UTC

A phrasal verb is a special type of verb that is made up of two or more words. It usually consists of a main verb and a small word usually an adverb or a preposition (on, off, in, up etc.).

When we put these words together, they create a new meaning that is different from the original verb. For example, the phrasal verb “turn off” means to switch something, like a light or a TV, to the “off” position.

For example,

You can switch off the lights before leaving the room.

It means you want someone to switch off the lights.

Phrasal Verbs Examples

zbotazhankyzy — 2023-11-12 07:52:53 UTC

Let’s break it down with an example: give up phrasal verb meaning, “give” means to transfer something to someone. “Up” usually means a higher position. Yet, when combined, “give up” takes on a different meaning altogether. To quit or stop doing something.

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