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What are Phrasal Verbs?
In English grammar, a phrasal verb is
composed of two or three words – One
verb is combined with a preposition (at,
on, in) or an adverb (up, down). Some
examples of phrasal verbs with the verb
“GET” are “get at”, “get in”, “get out”,
“get off”, “get away”, “get over”, “get
back”… and they ALL have different
meanings!
Each phrasal verb can also have multiple
definitions. For example, GET OUT can
mean:
1. Leave or escape
2. Become known (“Somehow the
secret got out“)
3. Say something with difficulty (“He
could hardly get the words out for the
tears”)
4. Clean something (“This detergent
will get most household stains out“)
5. Spend free time out of the house
(“You work too hard. You should get
out more”)
Phrasal verbs are used more
frequently in everyday speech than in
formal writing/ speaking. They
are used often in everyday conversation
by native speakers of English.
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