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    Phrasal Verbs

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    This document provides definitions for common phrasal verbs in English organized into categories of different main verbs. It defines phrasal verbs such as "be on" to mean no longer fashionable, "break down" to mean begin suddenly, and "bring about" to mean raise a child. In total, it defines over 30 phrasal verbs under main verbs like "be", "break", "bring", "call", and "come".

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    This document provides definitions for common phrasal verbs in English organized into categories of different main verbs. It defines phrasal verbs such as "be on" to mean no longer fashionable, "break down" to mean begin suddenly, and "bring about" to mean raise a child. In total, it defines over 30 phrasal verbs under main verbs like "be", "break", "bring", "call", and "come".

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    This document provides definitions for common phrasal verbs in English organized into categories of different main verbs. It defines phrasal verbs such as "be on" to mean no longer fashionable, "break down" to mean begin suddenly, and "bring about" to mean raise a child. In total, it defines over 30 phrasal verbs under main verbs like "be", "break", "bring", "call", and "come".

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    Phrasal Verbs

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    Mary Daniel
    This document provides definitions for common phrasal verbs in English organized into categories of different main verbs. It defines phrasal verbs such as "be on" to mean no longer fashionable, "break down" to mean begin suddenly, and "bring about" to mean raise a child. In total, it defines over 30 phrasal verbs under main verbs like "be", "break", "bring", "call", and "come".

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    PHRASAL VERBS

    FIND THE CORRECT MEANINGS

    be
    be on be no longer fashionable
    be off show (on TV, the cinema)
    be down with come to an end
    be over expect sth
    be up to chase
    be in for become ill
    be after be absent/spoilt
    be out be doing sth wrong

    break
    break down begin suddenly (war, violence, epidemic, fire)
    break up enter by force
    break out 1 stop working (machines) 2 collapse emotionally
    break out (of) escape (from prison)
    break in(to) 1 separate 2 stop (schools) for holidays
    break off stop/interrupt

    bring
    bring about raise a child
    bring up recall
    bring round create profit
    bring out put on market
    bring in cause to happen
    bring on regain consciousness / persuade
    bring back cause sth unpleasant

    call
    call for telephone
    call in cancel
    call up need , require
    call off visit

    carry
    carry on (with) complete successfully, fulfil
    carry out continue (with)
    carry through conduct
    carry off handle a difficult situation

    come
    come up against happen unexpectedly, occur
    come up with be published
    come across regain consciousness
    come to / round meet somebody by chance, find something by chance
    come out inherit
    come into find (a solution), have (an idea)
    come up meet (a problem, difficulty)
    come about happen

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