A phrasal verb is a verb with one or more preposition added to it. The meaning of the verb changes completely with each additional preposition. A phrasal verb should be treated as a single unit of meaning, just like a separate verb.
Phrasal verbs are very common, we use it in spoken English
all the time.
Examples of
phrasal verb:
A
Ask for - Want
Add up- To calculate
Ask out- To invite someone
B
Back up- To support
Break down-A failure to function
Bring forward- Move
to an earlier date/ time
Bring in- To take or to carry someone or something
Bring up- Mention/ Raise
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