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USF Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Phrasal Verbs!

I think phrasal verbs are important in English speaking. I was studying phrasal verbs and I figured out that numbers of phrasal verbs are too much. So I thought perhaps I could extract the meaning from adverb/preposition that adds to the main verb. Of course those have not necessarily the same meaning. They usually have more than one meanings, which can have very poor relation with the original adv/prep, can you give me some of those meanings? I will try to add some of them myself.
  

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IN inside something in a situation include restrict imprison reduce enclose OUT outside something outside a situation exclude distribute disappear project complete

— USF

  • IN inside something in a situation include restrict imprison reduce enclose OUT outside something outside a situation exclude distribute disappear project complete
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IN
inside something
in a situation
include
restrict
imprison
reduce
enclose

OUT
outside something
outside a situation
exclude
distribute
disappear
project
complete
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UP
towards a higher place
make bigger
to a centre
increase
improve
complete
establish

DOWN
towards a lower place
make smaller
reduce
decrease
destroy
analyse
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ON
contact
support
function
continue

OFF
separate
deteriorate
not function
not continue
complete
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FOR
reason
destination
objective
in place of
in favour of

OVER
cover
complete / finish
from one side to the other / from beginning to end
directly above
more than
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