Phrasal Verbs notes
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- Phrasal Verb Types and Structure38
- Phrasal Verb Particles72
- Phrasal Verbs with Get103
- Phrasal Verbs with Look48
- Phrasal Verbs with Take51
- Phrasal Verbs with Come and Go82
- Phrasal Verbs with Keep and Hold37
- Phrasal Verbs with Put, Set and Turn48
- Phrasal Verbs with Give23
- Phrasal Verbs with Bring, Call and Carry36
- Phrasal Verbs with Break and Cut28
- Phrasal Verbs with Make and Do25
- Phrasal Verbs with Run, Fall and Drop17
- Phrasal Verbs for Work and Business11
- Phrasal Verbs about Relationships8
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PHRASAL VERB phrasal verb meaning example sentence ask sby out invite on a date Brian asked Judy out to dinner and a movie. ask around ask many people the same question I asked around but nobody has seen my wallet. add up tosthg e...
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Phrasal Verbs from G-I GET (something) ACROSS Communicate, make understandable. I tried to get my point across to the judge but she wouldn't listen.
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B2 Phrasal verbs for work - created from Mind Map PHRASAL VERBS FOR WORK - Serena's blog Here you will find a brief description of the meaning of the phrasal verb FOR CARE FOR To pay attention to something and look after it. She cares for the elderly.
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Phrasal Verbs from A-C ASK (someone) OUT Invite on a date Brian asked Judy out to dinner and a movie.
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Final phrasal verbs KEEP ON DOING Continue doing. Keep on stirring until the liquid comes to a boil.
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03/18/2025 - Vini She complained / mumbled and started making it again. Get Your Hands Dirty. Roll Up Your Sleeves. Will doing. Will do. Break in → Invadir / Interromper Give in → Ceder / Render-se Join in → Partic...
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Phrasal Verbs from D-F DO OVER Beat up. Do again. His shop was done over by a street gang. My teacher wants me to do my essay over because she doesn't like my topic.
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Untitled Live for – (live for something/someone) to think someone or something is so important that they are your main reason for living. Eg: She lives for her work. Live off – (live off someone/something) to depend on someone...
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Go - created from Mind Map Off Over Through
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English Phrasal Verbs FOR ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS hit on someone - demonstrate romantic / sexual interest ask someone out - invite someone for a date (a romantic encounter) lead someone on - give the person false hope or expectations about ...
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Class b2 class 2 b2 Look after (Take care of): To take care of or be responsible for someone or something. Example 1: "She asked her neighbor to look after her plants while she was on vacation." Example 2: "It's important to l...
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To BE - created from Mind Map Be after Be around Be away
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Untitled PHRASAL VERB QUESTIONNAIRE 1. Have you ever forgotten to turn your cell phone off at a concert or the movies? I generally don't go to the cinema or the concert. 2 Do you throw away old clothes or do you give the...
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Phrasal Verbs - created from Mind Map 1.- Turn on Switch on, turn on (lighting, a machine or appliance, gas, etc.). Examples: 1.- I don't know how to turn on a computer 2.-My nephew always turns on the radio when I am studying.
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PHRASAL VERBS - RUN - created from Mind Map RUN BYSHARE AN IDEA/ PLAN TO GET AN OPIONTHERE IS SOMETHING I HAVE BEEN MEANING TO RUN BY YOU FOR A LONG TIME. I THINK YOUR INSIGHT WILL REALLY HELP ME RUN INTOMEET BY CHANCEYOU'RE NOT GOING TO BELIEVE WHO I RAN INTO ...
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PHRASAL VERBS - created from Mind Map BE THROUGH WITH SOMEONE SOMETHING
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Phrasal Verbs ? / Phrases ? phrasal verbs take over = be responsible take out = take something from a place take off = clothes from your body put up= attach something to a wall. put on = cover a part of your body. put down =put...
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PHRASAL VERBS - creado desde un Mapa Mental TAKE LOOK GET
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Homework Who brought you up/down? Who told you off/apart when you were bad? Who worried for/about you when you went out at night? Who took care of/for you when you were sick? Who tucked you in/away at night? Who yelled at/for ...
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PUT be put together up - to gather, to assemble to put at risk - endanger to put sth down (to put the novel down) - stop reading to put up with - tolerate to put your feet up - relax put up - increase; raise into t...
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Phrasal verbs housework - creado desde un Mapa Mental They pick up the clothes He turns on the washing mashine to put the clothes He turns off his tv
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phrasal verbs ( 5 general questions) What sport are you keen on? What did you have to give up halfway? Are you good at any other language apart from English? Do you think you should carry on doing a lot of grammar and vocabulary in class? Can you come up...
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Phrasal Verbs GIVE - creado desde un Mapa Mental Give up on = to stop hoping that someone will improve and stop trying to help or change them Give back = to return Give in = stop fightigh or arguing
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Phrasal Verbs GIVE - creado desde un Mapa Mental_1 Give up on = to stop hoping that someone will improve and stop trying to help or change them Give back = to return Give in = stop fighting or arguing
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PHRASAL VERBS - creado desde un Mapa Mental Back up Carry out Come across
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come - created from Mind Map come (a)round Christmas soon comes around, doesn't it? come round to s.t that's a good point, Maybe I am coming round to your way of thinking. come across
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Phrasal Verbs - creado desde un Mapa Mental Definition Types Examples
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TALK - creado desde un Mapa Mental sb out of (persuade sb not to do sth) sth over (discuss) back (answer back, reply)
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Bring - created from Mind Map Bring forward Bring in bring on
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Phrasal verbs for romantic relationship - created from Mind Map hit on someone ask someone out lead someone on
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Phrasal verbs - creado desde un Mapa Mental Take Come Get
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