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1. Phrasal verbs.
idiomatic expressions are formed by combining verbs
with prepositions or adverbs.
This results in new phrasal verbs with a very different
meaning than it gives us the dictionary for individual verbs.

2. Phrasal verbs consist of a verb and a particle that can
be a preposition or an adverb. They have identified
four types of phrasal verbs. In the four definitions use
the term to refer to adverb particles they can be
placed in various positions within the sentence.
Verb + particle aimless
Verb + adverb + subject
Verb + preposition + object
Verb + adverb + preposition

3. Carry on with your work, after lunch.
He cut off a branch from the tree.

4. I have to give back the ball before Saturday.
you have to Pick up the pet, at the hairdresser at noon

5. i Stay away of the police, are very aggressive
I heard him go down the stairs, very slowly this mornin

6. I can see you in the hospital, at 2:00 pm
may i use your pen?

7. the football game will start, hurry up We will arrive
late
you play tennis, come on and I teach you tricks