The document defines and provides examples for 10 different phrasal verbs in English: come in, eat up, keep up, see about, stay in, try on, work under, to be back, brush off, and buy over. Each phrasal verb is defined and an example sentence is given to illustrate its meaning. The purpose of the document is to explain the meaning and usage of these common English phrasal verbs.

1. PHRASAL VERBS
TEN DIFFERENT PHRASAL VERBS THAT I WILL EXPLAIN TO
YOU
By
María Camila Pinilla Acosta

2. COME IN
 COME IN: this phrasal verb are used when
we want to invite somebody to enter in a
determined place.
 Example: Oh my friend, Come in and
make yourself at home!

3. EAT UP
 Eat up: We use this phrasal verb when we want to
express that somebody or something eats ordinarily
and quickly.
 Example: The lion eats up its prey quickly.

4. KEEP UP
 Keep up: We use this phrasal
verb when we want to cheer
somebody in a determinated
situation.
 Example: Keep up Carolina! You
can win the beauty contest.

5. SEE ABOUT
 See about: We can use this phrasal
verb when we express that we’re
investigating something deeply.
 Example: The Police Department is
seeing about a mysterious killing.

6. STAY IN
 Stay in: This phrasal verb is
used for express: to be in a
place, or to stay in home.
 Example: Karen wants to
stay in home this weekend.

7. TRY ON
 Try on: This phrasal verb is similar
to verbs like: attemp and bring for.
 Example: You need to try on
different kind of shoes.

8. WORK UNDER
 Work under: This phrasal
verb is used when we say
that one person is
working completely for a
person or organization.
 Example: My aunt is
working under the
president.

9. TO BE BACK
 To be back: We can use this phrasal verb
to express: returning to a place.
 Example: She is back again.

10. BRUSH OFF
 Brush off: Phrasal verb
used when we express
that someboy eliminates
or sweep something like
the dust, for example.
 Example: She brushed
off all the dust of the
floor.

11. BUY OVER
 Buy over: This phrasal verb is equal to say:
to bribe somebody by offering money or
something.
 Example: The thief tried to buy over the
cops.