The document discusses 10 phrasal verbs: come back, get on, break down, run away, work out, look forward, move in, walk out, join in, and turn off. It provides the definition and an example sentence for each phrasal verb. The phrasal verbs cover meanings like returning to a previous location, getting on transportation, something stopping work, escaping, exercising, anticipating an event, moving to a new residence, abruptly leaving a place, starting to participate in an activity or group, and switching something off.

1. PHRASAL VERBS
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2. PHRASAL VERBS
◦ COME BACK:
To go to a place where someone used to be.
Example: Mary is going to the church but she will come back home in a couple of hours.
◦ GET ON:
To get into a transportation like a bus, car or plane.
Example: The car was so full of people that we couldn’t get on.
◦ BREAK DOWN:
When something stop working properly.
Example: My car was working perfectly but it broke down.
◦ RUN AWAY:
To escape.
Example: I am being followed by some strangers I think I’ll have to run away.
WORK OUT:
To exercise
Example: I like to work out because it is healthy.

3. LOOK FORWARD:
Wait for something, to be excited because a specific situation.
Example: I am looking forward our next vacations, I can’t wait!
MOVE IN:
To live in a different place than someone used to live.
Example: I like this place I am looking to. I think I’ll move in.
WALK OUT:
To live a place suddenly
Example: He was talking to me and when I realized he walked out.
JOIN IN:
To start being part of an activity or group of people
Example: I will join in this group because they seem to be such nice people
TURN OFF:
To switch something off .
Example: I want to sleep, so please turn the tv off.