This document defines and provides examples of usage for several English phrasal verbs. It lists phrasal verbs including "eat up" meaning to eat everything, "turn in" meaning to go to bed, and "look after" meaning to care for someone or something. Other phrasal verbs explained are "blow out" meaning to extinguish by blowing, "account for" meaning to give explanations, "back up" meaning to go back, "do out" meaning to finish something, and "hang up" meaning to hang something up such as clothes in a closet.

1. PHRASAL VERBS
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3. EAT UP
Eat everyting and you
get satisfay
I eat up my dinner

4. TURN IN
Someting chage
I turn my daugther in
her room

5. LOOK AFTER
Care for someone or
something
I look after
mygranmother

6. BLOW OUT
Extinging
something by
blowing
I blow out the
candels

7. ACCOUNT FOR
Give explonations
My boss called to
account for the job

8. BACK UP
Go back
I back up bacause it
is a big dog

9. DO OUT
So someting until
the end
I dont leave until i
do my ice cream out

10. HANG UP
You hang something
up
You hang up your
clothes in the closet