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Phrasal verbs

by Ailyn Chavez
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1 . Phrasal verbs are the combination of a , and a .
2 . This combination results in a meaning
3 . When phrasal verbs have an object they are
4 . When phrasal verbs dont have an object they are
5 . Intransitive phrasal verbs
5 . Transtive verbs
6 . In the sentence : " She has always looked down on me " The phrasal verb " Looked down " is :
7 . In the sentence " He pulled up outside " The phrasal verb " Pulled up " is .
8 . In the sentence " We broke up two years ago " The phrasal verb " broke up " is :
9 . In the sentence " When the door is opened , the alarm sets off " The phrasal verb " sets off " is :

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