Oh, it looks so difficut because English language include many verbs and adverbs. But I know that adverb is description for a verb. It make on defenitions of these pairs predictable already.
Adverb don't change a verb and their meaning. It append description, get more details only. Hmm ... but it's out of common template. And it nemed as Phrasal verbs, it's as one word here.
Object
Phrasal verb may be with object or not. If object is personal pronoun it's before adverb particle, always. If not, it may be different.
- Asimo can turn them on.
- Asimo can turn light on.
- Asimo can turn on light.
Preposition or phrasal ...
For example, words down, up may be in different groups. It's adverbs, verbs, adjectives, prepositions. Hm ... Where do I take any choosen with this different?
It may not be important ...
Equal single verbs
At sometimes any single verbs are equal for phrasal verbs, last isn't needed particle. But if I use adverb particle I set focus and appear more description for the listener.
- tidy = tudy
up - wake = wake
up - lie = lie
down - sit = sit
down
Formal and informal
Phrasal verbs is for informal speech, in formal speech we can use alternatives:
- We got back in the evening.
- We returned in the evening.
Personal pronoun exception
If object is personal pronoun, I must set it between verb and adverb. Example: Take them off!
But why? Which order does define it to be?
Get one!
Phrasal verbs | Single verb |
I break down this barrier. | I ... |
I find out | |
We get back from the shop. |
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He was getting up |
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She has hurried up |
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She doesn't lie down all night. |
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I wanted to run away when monster came. |
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You can sit down now. |
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Please, stand up! |
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wake up |
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wash up |
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charge up |
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look up |
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pick up |
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put up |
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take back |
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tell off |
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throw away |
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tidy up |
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turn down |
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turn off |
This is one verb, but I think possible to write more and context will define right verb each time.
How to
Phrasal verbs appear so many new meanings that it's difficult to understand. It's equal for prepostional verbs, but easily.
Also, It'm thinking about focusing on the single words before I'll use this and previous units fully.
But I have known about this grammar template and can check it into the sentences, usinng at sometimes also.
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