Phrasal VerbsEnglish Grammar Index
Phrasal Verbs are that consist of two or three parts – an ordinary verb and another word or words like IN, FOR or OFF. They are very common in English.
Here are some examples.
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The police tied him up with chains.
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The song died away and I felt very dissatisfied.
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The spring set in and all the trees are full of flowers.
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They left off the work and went away.
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They put off the match.
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They turned own my offer.
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We are watching for a good stenographer.
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We have to give up financial assistance.
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We must keep up with other nations in the promotion of education.
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We must try to keep down terrorism in India.
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We must work out unemployment completely.
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We were held up by heavy traffic yesterday.
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We will have to put off the meeting.
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Woman was relived of jewels.
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You hold on in the club to get a licence.
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You must have account for what you spend.
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You must move out of the town.
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Young cricketers look up to Sachin.
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