Exploring the world of english by saadat ali shah pdf

In this case, the verb cannot be separated from the other parts. (NOT: Looking a baby after is hard work.)ДЁ Phrasal verbs with three parts: verb+ particle+ preposition. She takes after her mother (Not: She takes her mother after.) Looking after a baby is hard work. IвЂ™ll throw it away (NOT: IвЂ™ll throw away it.) Take them off (NOT: Take off them.)Д§ Phrasal verb with object, but verb and particle inseparable: them, it can only go before the particle, not after it. Phrasal verb with an object either after the particle or between the verb and particle:Дўa) Verb + object + particle пѓ e.g. look out! (= be careful) We set off on our journey (=started)Д¦ 2. There are four basic types of phrasal verbs: Verb + particle Verb + particle + object/ verb + object+ particle Verb + particle + object (verb + particle inseparable) Verb + particle + preposition+ object (verb inseparable from particle and preposition) 1. We talked to the minister about the crisis. Prepositional verbs with two prepositions are possible: e.g. Phrasal verbs with verb + preposition are called вЂњprepositional verbsвЂќ. 'give up' is a phrasal verb that means 'stop doing' something, which is very different from 'give'.ДЈ Examples: run into, ran away, gang up, gear up, back up, back off, see through, see about, send off, settle down, settle for, show through, show up, tag along, take on, talk into, talk out of, talk back, tone down, touch up, top off, turn up, etc.Д¤ Phrasal verbs with verb + adverb are called вЂњparticle verbsвЂќ. It can also have an idiomatic meaning: E.g. It can have a literal meaning easy to understand. Presentation on theme: 'PHRASAL VERBS in english'- Presentation transcript:Дў Phrasal Verbs: Phrasal verbs are usually two-word phrases consisting of: verb + adverb verb + preposition verb+ adverb + preposition.

Exploring the world of english by saadat ali shah pdf