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User_english Posted 19 years ago
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difference beteen idioms and phrasal verbs
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0 Some phrasal verbs are idioms ( 01 i 00 She 01 b 00 makes up 02 b 00 every morning 02 i 00 ), and some are not ( 01 i 00 He 01 b 00 brought back 02 b 00 my book 02 i 00 ). 0-
- 0 Some phrasal verbs are idioms ( 01 i 00 She 01 b 00 makes up 02 b 00 every morning 02 i 00 ), and some are not ( 01 i 00 He 01 b 00 brought back 02 b 00 my book 02 i 00 ).
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0 Some phrasal verbs are idioms ( 01 i 00 She 01 b 00 makes up 02 b 00 every morning 02 i 00 ), and some are not ( 01 i 00 He 01 b 00 brought back 02 b 00 my book 02 i 00 ). Some idioms are phrasal verbs ( 01 i 00 My dad 01 b 00 chewed me 02 b 00 out 02 i 00 ), but most are not ( 01 i 00 Tell m
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As I understand it,
Phrasal verbs are a type of idioms that consist of a verb and a preposition (particle) and cannot be understood from the individual words and must be understood as a whole.
e.g. to get high on drugs (phrasal verb: to get high)
to run up a bill ( pv: to run up)
to mark down prices (pv: to mark down)
to run down someones singing ability (pv: run do
Phrasal verbs are a type of idioms that consist of a verb and a preposition (particle) and cannot be understood from the individual words and must be understood as a whole.
e.g. to get high on drugs (phrasal verb: to get high)
to run up a bill ( pv: to run up)
to mark down prices (pv: to mark down)
to run down someones singing ability (pv: run do
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