The document discusses phrasal verbs in English. A phrasal verb is a verb combined with a preposition or adverb that creates a new meaning. Some examples provided are: "get into" meaning to board transportation; "break down" meaning to stop working; "look out" meaning to pay attention; and "slow down" meaning to reduce speed. The document provides these examples to illustrate the use of phrasal verbs and how their meaning can differ from the standalone verb.

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LEIDY ALEJANDRA SÁNCHEZ
PSYCHOLOGY.
COURSE: ENGLISH B1 +
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A Phrasal verb is an adverb or a preposition is, in English, a compound verb formed by the combination of a verb
and a grammatical particle, that is to say, or even for a verb continued by an adverb and a preposition.

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Example: Andrés got into the bus and drove off to Bogotá.
To leave a place in a transport way.

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Example: My computer broke down from Monday morning.
Used to indicate that something stopped working.

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Example: The teacher is speaking. Look out!
Indian attention, concentration, or be aware.

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Example: I’m moving into a new apartament.
Signals actions as to advance, to move and to change.

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Example: I work out at the gym all week.
To do physical exercise, to exercise.

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Example: He must go on your university.
It is used to continue (continuation).

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Example: The motorcycle of Eric goes very fast. Slow down!
It indicates to reduce the speed or to go more slowly.

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Example: Sergio was a born in Colombia but grew up in Suecia.
It means to grow in age, growing up.

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Example: On Saturday there recovery of evaluation. Give up!
Used to refer to giving good results, to giving up.

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Example: Two day left for your birthday. Cheer up!
It indicates to be glad, to be happy for something.

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