The document defines and provides examples for several common phrasal verbs: Take out means to remove something from inside, such as taking belongings from a room or taking a snake out of a box. Set up means to arrange for something, like setting up blockades, a TV, or a meeting. Take off means to remove, whether shoes, a coat, or a plane taking flight. Lie down means to rest or take a nap, such as lying down after lunch or on a sofa. Take time off refers to taking time away for something, like taking leave from work for health reasons or attending cultural programs. Look into means to observe or examine closely, like looking into a matter, possibilities, or an issue

1. PHRASAL VERBS.
For class IX AP State
Syllabus Students.
CHAPTER – I
HUMOUR
GRAMMAR

2. Look at the following phrasal verbs and their
meanings.

3. Take out = to remove something from inside.
a) Take out your belongings from your room.
b) The snake charmer took out a snake from the
box.
c) My parents took me out to lunch during the
holidays.

4. Set up = to arrange for something to happen/to
start
a) The police set up blockades to control the mob.
b) Susie set up a TV in her bed room.
c) I have set up an urgent meeting to discuss some
important issues.

5. Take off = to remove
a) Take off your shoes before you enter into the
house.
b) It was hot outside to I took off my coat.
c) The plane will take off in a minute

6. Lie down = to take rest
a) After lunch you should lie down for a while.
b) Why don’t you lie down on the sofa?
c) After a heavy workout I lay down on the lawn.

7. Take time off = to take some time for something.
a) Have you ever had to take time off for health
reasons?
b) I am a busy man, at times I feel difficult to take
time off for attending some cultural
programmes.
c) Our principal’s tight schedule doesn’t permit him
to take time off.

8. Look into = to observe oneself keenly
a) Kindly look into the matter and do needful.
b) Definitely, I would look into the possibilities of
implementing your ideas.
c) Our principal has promised to look into the issue.