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This document contains two lists of two-word verb phrases and their meanings. The first section lists 20 two-word verb phrases like "come across", "count on", "cut down on", and "find out" along with their definitions. The second section provides the present, past, and future tense forms of example verbs like "bleed", "blow", "break", and "breed". The document appears to be submitted by a student to a teacher as an assignment on two-word verb meanings and verb conjugation.
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- 1. SUBMITTED BY: SHIELAMAY B. SAN DIEGO PUPIL SUBMITTED TO: MRS. JANETH P. PALUBON TEACHER
- 3. TWO WORD VERBMEANING Come across - To find by chance Come forward - To present oneself Count on - To rely or depend on (for help) Cut down on - To reduce in number or size Cut out - To remove using scissors Find out - To discover or obtain information Focus on - To concentrate on something Get into (+noun) - To enter Get off - To leave (bus, train, plane) Get on - To board (bus, train, plane) Join in - To participate Join up - To engage in, become a member of Keep on - To continue doing something Keep up with - To stay at the same level as someone or something Kick off - To begin, start Leave out - To omit, not mention Let down - To disappoint Look after - To take care of Look down on - To consider as inferior Look on - To be a spectator at an event
- 4. TWO WORD VERBMEANING Put on - To turn on, switch on Put out - To extinguish Put up - To accommodate, give somebody a bed Pick up - To collect somebody Point out - To indicate/direct attention to something Rely on - To count on, depend on, trust Run away - To escape from a place or suddenly leave Run into - To meet by accident or unexpectedly Run out of - To have no more of something. Shut up (impolite) - To be silent, stop talking Sit down - To take a seat Stand up - To rise from a sitting position Stick up for - To defend Take after - To resemble, in appearance or character Take care of - To look after Take off - To leave the ground Take on - To hire or engage staff Take out - To remove; extract Tell off - To reprimand severely Think over - To consider
- 5. PRESENT TENSE PASTTENSE And FUTURE TENSE Of VERBS PRESENT TENSE PAST TENSE FUTURE TENSE Bleed Bled Will bleed Blow Blew Will blow Break Broke Will break breed Bred Will breed Bring Brought Will bring
- 6. Broadcast Broadcast Willbroadcast Build Built Will build Buy Bought Will buy Catch Caught Will catch Choose Chose Will choose Come Came Will come Cost Cost Will cost Cut Cut Will cut Deal Dealt Will deal Dig Dug Will dig Do Did Will do Draw Drew Will draw Drink Drank Will drink Drive Drove Will drive Get Dot Will get PRESENT TENSE PAST TENSE FUTURE TENSE Rise Rose Will rise Shut Shut Will shut Sing Sang Will sing Sink Sank Will sink Sit Sat Will sit
- 7. Sleep Slept Willsleep Slide Slid Will slide Speak Spoke Will speak Spend Spent Will spend Spin Spun Will spin Spread Spread Will spread Stand Stood Will stand Steal Stole Will steal Stick Stuck Will stick Sting Stung Will sting Strike Struck Will strike Swear Swore Will swear Sweep Swept Will sweep Swim Swam Will swim Swing Swung Will swing