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English Phrasal Verbs List, 100 Most Common Phrasal Verbs List Go on Carry out Set up Pick up Go back Go over Turn over Go through Hold on Pick out Sit back Hold back Put in Move in Look around Take down Carry on Go up Get out Take out Come down Put down Put up Turn up Get on Bring up Bring in Look back Look down Bring back Break down Take off Go off Bring about Go in Set off Put out Look out Take back Hold up Get down Hold out Put on Bring out Move on Turn

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Phrasal Verbs – TAKE, Definitions and Example Sentences - English Grammar Here Verbs In English, Linking Words, Phrasal Verb, Teaching English Grammar, Conversational English, Phrasal Verbs, English Vocab, English Verbs, Learn English Grammar

English Phrasal Verbs with TAKE, Explanations and Example Sentences; Take after sb to resemble somebody Your son doesn’t take after you in any way. Take apart to seperate sth into parts This crib takes apart for easy storage. Take over to get control of sth He can take over the business when I’m away. Take away to remove sth/sb from Take away the glasses and the tray. Take in to allow sb to stay in your home My house is full; I can’t take in any more guests. Take against to start to dislike…

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English Phrasal Verbs with GET, phrasal verbs with get;   Get across To make people understand something The teacher couldn’t English Poster, English Phrasal Verbs, English Collocations, English Grammar Rules, English Phrases Idioms, English Learning Spoken, Phrasal Verbs, English Vocab, English Verbs

English Phrasal Verbs with GET, phrasal verbs with get; Get across To make people understand something The teacher couldn’t get her ideas across to the students. Get around To travel to different places I will get around from town to town. Get ahead To be successful in the work I will get ahead at work with this project. Get at to criticize someone repeatedly The boss always get at me. I don’t know why he behaves like that. Get away to leave or to escape from a place or a person She usually…

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