This document discusses and provides examples of common phrasal verbs in English. It shows how "come round" means to visit, "goes off" refers to milk spoiling, "put on" means to wear clothes, "turn on" is used to increase volume, and "turn down" and "put off" describe decreasing volume and rescheduling an appointment. The examples demonstrate the meaning and typical usage of these phrasal verbs in short sentences.

1. Phrasal Verbs (multi-word verbs)
Intermediate level

2. Come round to your house
My
bridesmaid, Eft
ychia, comes
round to my
house
whenever she
can.

3. Milk goes off
Please, don’
t drink this
milk!
It’s gone off!

4. Put on Clothes
In winter, at
Christmas, We
ought to put
on our elegant
clothes to look
good!!!

5. Turn on the volume in the radio!
Whenever I
want to listen
to music
loud, I turn on
the volume!!!

6. Turn Down the volume on TV!
Please, turn
down the
volume on
TV! I’m trying
to sleep!!!
Tomorrow, I’
m working!

7. Put off the doctor’s appointment
I had to be at
work till late
today, so, I had
to put off
doctor’s
appointment
for next
Monday
evening.