Three part phrasal verbs
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This document provides examples of three-part phrasal verbs and their definitions. It lists 15 phrasal verbs, each followed by a short definition. The phrasal verbs include "look up to", "look down on", "put up with", "come up with", "come across as", "get away with", "look forward to", "come down with", "grow out of", "cut down on", "slow down", "own up to", "get on with", "fall out with", and "make up with".
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Get your ex back stuff is not easy. I mean it is not simple like you went to your ex and said leave the past and let us start again. It is pretty tough. More so because we are going through a emotional Tsunami inside. When we break up we have many negative emotions which make it harder to reconcile. But if you have deep love and want to get Your Ex back at all cost, it can be done. You just need to stay calm, don't show you desperation to your Ex. Make the right move and right time, and if things go well, you might get your Ex Back Soon.
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Future and Modals
The document discusses the future tense in English. It notes that the simple future is used to talk about future facts and less certain events using the verb "will". Examples are given such as "The sun will rise at 7am" and "I think the Conservatives will win the next election". It also discusses using the future tense for promises, requests, refusals and offers. Rules for forming positive, negative and question sentences in the future tense are provided along with examples. Common words used to express opinions or suppositions in the future tense are listed. Exercises are included to practice forming verbs in the future tense.
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- 1. UNIT 11 – ENTERTAINMENT OR ART?
- 2. ◦ It's hard to predict what phrasal verbs you might see in the exam, but here are some you should try to learn. ◦ Look at the phrasal verbs and their definitions for 1 minute and try to remember as many as possible. THREE – PART PHRASAL VERBS
- 3. Phrasal Verb Meaning I really look up to him admire sb He looks down on everybody. think you are better than sb We have to put up with the cold weather. tolerate (you can't do anything about it) She came up with a really good plan. think of an idea He comes across as a bit rude. appear to be The thief got away with the robbery. not get caught I always look forward to seeing him. be excited about a future event I come down with a cold every winter. get sick I'll never grow out of liking sweets. stop liking You need to cut down on chocolate. do sth less Slow down. I can't keep up with you. do sth fast enough He won't own up to his mistakes. admit sth I don't get on with him. have a good relationship with sb I often fall out with my sister. argue and stop being friends You should make up with your ex-boyfriend. start being friends again after an argument I think he's going to break up with me. end a romantic relationship You should stand up for yourself. defend yourself (verbally) Oh dear. We've run out of bread. used all of something