Phrasal verbs 3
Study the following information and do the exercise below.
Phrasal Verbs are usually formed by a verb + a preposition or a verb + an adverb
A phrasal verb has a different meaning that when the verb is used alone.
Study the list of phrasal verbs below.
| VERB | MEANING |
| ask someone out | Invite on a date |
| ask around | Ask many people the same |
| add up to something | Equal (=) |
| back something up | Reverse |
| blow up | Explode |
| blow something up | Add air |
| break down |
Stop functioning (vehicle, machine)/ get upset |
| break something down |
Divide into smaller parts |
| break in | Force entry to a building |
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break into something |
Enter forcibly |
| break something in | Wear something a few times that it doesn't look/feel new |
| break in |
Interrupt |
| break up |
End a relationship/ Start laughing (informal) |
| break out | Escape |
| break out in something | Develop a skin condition |
| bring someone down | Make unhappy |
| bring someone up | Raise a child |
| bring something up |
Start talking about a subject/ Vomit |
Complete the sentences using one of the phrasal verbs from the list in the previous section.
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