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This document defines and provides examples of 11 common phrasal verbs in English: let yourself in, dive in, get in, move in, check in, keep up, run away, come back, break down, work out, and join in. The phrasal verbs relate to entering or leaving places, participating in activities, exercising, and vehicles or machinery functioning or malfunctioning.
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- 2. 1 LET YOURSELF IN LET SOMEONE ENTERS A PLACE It´s my car in the parking let yourself in.
- 3. 2 DIVE IN When someone practice to be constantly into the sea the children dived in in the pol during all day
- 4. 3 GET IN When someone enters a place The men got in the bank while I was call you
- 5. 4. MOVE IN if you want to chance apartment . I bought a new apartment . I am moving in on monday
- 6. 5 CHECK IN If you are going to hotel you need show your documents As soon as he got to the hotel he checked in.
- 7. 6 KEEP UP when you do something, He is walking slow I can not keep up with him
- 8. 7 RUN AWAY when a person decide go other place for one reason I always run away from they, because they are noisy
- 9. 8 COME BACK When someone return to a place My family is leaving tomorrow and coming back on monday
- 10. 9 BREACK DOWN Something stop working Sorry I can´t go to the party because my car broke down ..
- 11. 10 WORK OUT when the person practice exercise Lucy works out at the gym six times a week
- 12. 11. JOIN IN You can take part in some kind of activity you should be join in the meeting