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Difference between Pharasal verb and Intransitive, transitive verb

0Please help me clear about "Difference between Pharasal verb and Intransitive, transitive verb"02br
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02br 02br 00Set up means more or less preparations for something. 02br 02br 00It's best to think of word pairs like 'set out', 'set up', 'want to', 'going to' as being one word and not separate words. 0-

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  • 02br 02br 00Set up means more or less preparations for something.
  • 02br 02br 00It's best to think of word pairs like 'set out', 'set up', 'want to', 'going to' as being one word and not separate words.
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0 Set out more or less means starting out some kind of task.02br
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00Set up means more or less preparations for something. Like that the setup.exe does on your PC.02br
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00It's best to think of word pairs like 'set out', 'set up', 'want to', 'going to' as being one word and not separate words. 0-
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