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    Phrasal Verbs of Take and Get

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    The document provides examples of common phrasal verbs using "take" and "get". For "take", it gives examples of meanings such as resembling somebody, separating something into parts, an airplane departing, removing clothing, and assuming control. For "get", it gives examples of meanings such as leaving, stopping thinking about something, doing something wrong without consequences, continuing with something, and having enough resources to survive.

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    Phrasal verbs with TAKE

    after

    (someone)
    apart
    out

    (somebody)
    take off
    out

    off
    over
    (something)

    back
    1. Take after (somebody) 5. Take over (something)

    Have a similar appearance or personality Take control

    Eg: John is such a funny person. He takes Eg: Germany took over several other countries

    after his grandfather, who was a comedian. during World War II.

    2. Take (something) apart 6. Take (something) back

    Separate something into parts Return something to a store

    Eg: The technician is taking apart the TV so that Eg: The jeans I bought were too small, so

    he can fix it. I took them back and exchanged them for a

    3. Take off larger size.

    An airplane leaving the ground and going up into the 7. Take (somebody) out

    air Go with somebody to a restaurant or movie and pay

    Eg: What time does the plane take off? for their food or ticket

    4. Take off (something) Eg: I’m taking my family out to dinner on Chinese

    Remove something, usually clothing or accessories New Year.

    Eg: I always take off my shoes as soon as I get 8. Take (something) out

    home. Remove something from a place

    Eg: I took the letter out of the envelope.


    Phrasal verbs with GET

    out

    down to over

    get

    by away with

    around on with
    1. Get out 5. Get around

    Leave or move Way to go places

    Eg: I don't want you here. Get out of my way! Eg: I get around by bicycle, but my brother gets

    2. Get over around on foot.

    Stop thinking about something 6. Get by

    Eg: I can't get over how hard that test was. Have enough to survive

    3. Get away with Eg: I have enough money to get by until next week.

    Do something wrong without punishment 7. Get down to

    Eg: The bank robbers got away with robbing the bank. Become serious about

    The police never found them. Eg: Dinner is finished and now it's time to get down

    4. Get on with to business.

    Continue with something

    Eg: Listen everyone, it's time to stop talking and get

    on with our class.

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