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This document provides definitions for 10 common phrasal verbs: come in, turn on, break up, take out, listen up, get up, look after, work out, get over, and write down. Each phrasal verb is defined and an example sentence using that verb is given. The phrasal verbs cover actions like entering a place, switching things on or off, ending a relationship, removing things, paying attention, waking up, caring for others or things, exercising, moving on from past events, and copying things down in writing.
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- 1. PHRASAL VERBS • Come in: To enter in a place. • 1. My fahter comes in the run after the break. • Turn on: to switch on a thing. • 2. I turn on the car radio everyday. • break up: to finisha relationship. • 3. My friend Claudia breaks up with her boyfriend. • Take out: to move out soemthing. • 4. my mothers takes out the garbage in the mornings. • listen up: to pay attention. • 5. my sister and I listen up to the instructions. • get up: to move up. • 6. I get up at 9:00 a.m on sundays. • Look after: to take care of omething or someone. • 7. tonight I look after my nephew. • work out: to do exercise. • 8. my brother and cousin work out at the gym. • get over: to leave something in the past. • 9. Your should get over that situation. • write down: to copy on a paper • 10. the student write down the homework or tomorrow.