Phrasal verbs are verbs combined with particles or adverbs that together form a phrase with a meaning different from the original verb. Examples of phrasal verbs include bring up, find out, give away, and give up. Phrasal verbs can be either intransitive, with no direct object, or transitive, taking a direct object and allowing passive or active constructions.

2. Phrasal Verbs are….
 made of verb + adverb (particle).
e.g. turn down
 Which the meaning is different from the original verb.

3. Examples
Bring up Mention/ introduce a topic
Find out Get information
Give away Show your feelings
Give up Let go/ lose
Point out Explain/ highlight
Set up Arrange/ organise
Fit in Work well with others in group

4. Phrasal Verbs can be…
 intransitive
-> no direct object, only active
e.g. Shut up.
Come back.
I took him to the party because he needed
cheering up.

5. Phrasal Verbs can be…
 transitive
-> direct object, can be passive or active
e.g. Peter points out the mistake to me.
The mistake was pointed out by Peter.