The document discusses prepositional verbs, which are verbs followed by prepositions. Some common prepositions used in prepositional verbs include on, at, from, to, for, of, into, and about. Examples of prepositional verbs provided are look at, listen to, think of/about, dream about, talk to, ask for, call on, go on, and agree with. Prepositional verbs can have particles like up, down, off, away, and back placed after the verb. Pronouns can also be placed before the particle in a prepositional verb.

2. Words like
On, Off, Up, Down
can function both as
prepositions and as adverbs
particles
In the reading passage we find
this sentences
People think about the need
of written news

3. Turn on the radio
name
She goes on smiling
- Write down your
- Turn off the radio
The
italic
words
are
called
Prepositional Verbs. The verbs are
followed by prepositions.
 Common prepositions included in the
phrasal verbs are :

on, at, from, to, for, of,
into, about, after

4. These are some
prepositional verbs:
 Look
at
 Listen to
 Think
of/about
 Dream
about
Talk
to
Ask for
Call on
Go on
Agree with

5. Look
for
Wait for
Look after
Turn on
put on
Fill
out
Look up
Wake up
Turn off
Give up

6. Give
back Sit down
Put away
Throw
Take off
away
Write down
Speak up
Pick up

7. Those verbs followed by
particles.
Particles that are commonly
included in phrasal verbs are :
up, down, off, away, back over
You must fill out A pronoun can be
the form before
placed before a
the test
particle
 Please write
 Please wake me up
down your name  Please write it

down