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Phrasal verbs are used very commonly in English, even more so in informal situations. Phrasal verbs consist of a verb and a preposition or a particle.
What Are Phrasal Verbs?
'Phrasal verbs' are verbs that are formed by combining a main verb with one or more particles, typically an adverb or preposition. Look at the examples:
We should
I will
Forming Phrasal Verbs
using a phrasal verb in a sentence
Phrasal verbs are formed by adding a preposition or adverb to the main verb. Here are the examples:
- Figure
out - Make
up - Pick
up - Run
away - Put
down - Pay
back
Third Person Singular Verb
The third-person singular '-s' is added to the verb part of the phrasal verb, not the particle. For example, you say picks up, not pick ups and saves up, not save ups. Check these examples out:
She
He
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