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    The document discusses two-word verbs or phrasal verbs. It defines phrasal verbs as verbs composed of two words, often a verb and a particle like an adverb or preposition. Phrasal verbs can be transitive, requiring an object, or intransitive and can stand alone. They can also be separable, with the particle able to be separated from the verb, or inseparable. Examples of common phrasal verbs like take on, look up to, and grow up are provided along with their meanings. The document explains that the meaning of a phrasal verb may be different than the individual words and provides examples like cut down and come back to illustrate this.

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    The document discusses two-word verbs or phrasal verbs. It defines phrasal verbs as verbs composed of two words, often a verb and a particle like an adverb or preposition. Phrasal verbs can be transitive, requiring an object, or intransitive and can stand alone. They can also be separable, with the particle able to be separated from the verb, or inseparable. Examples of common phrasal verbs like take on, look up to, and grow up are provided along with their meanings. The document explains that the meaning of a phrasal verb may be different than the individual words and provides examples like cut down and come back to illustrate this.

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    The document discusses two-word verbs or phrasal verbs. It defines phrasal verbs as verbs composed of two words, often a verb and a particle like an adverb or preposition. Phrasal verbs can be transitive, requiring an object, or intransitive and can stand alone. They can also be separable, with the particle able to be separated from the verb, or inseparable. Examples of common phrasal verbs like take on, look up to, and grow up are provided along with their meanings. The document explains that the meaning of a phrasal verb may be different than the individual words and provides examples like cut down and come back to illustrate this.

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    Content

    Definition of Verb

    Examples of Verb
    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs What is Two-word Verbs?

    REMARK NUYA Transitive and Intransitive


    Presenter
    Separable or Inseparable

    Examples of two-word verbs

    Meaning of the examples


    What is a verb?
    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs A word that shows an action, state or
    REMARK NUYA an event is called a verb
    Presenter
    For example:

    -They study English grammar. Action


    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs -We celebrate independence day. Event

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    Presenter
    -I sleep at night. State
    What is two-word
    verbs?

    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs - These are the verbs composed of two
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    Presenter
    words.
    - These combinations are often called
    Phrasal Verbs.
    Verb
    +
    Lesson 6 particles
    Two-word Verbs
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    Presenter

    adverb preposition
    Go out
    Lesson 6 prepositions
    Go after
    Two-word Verbs Go together
    REMARK NUYA Go away adverb
    Presenter
    TRANSITIVE
    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs Two principal
    REMARK NUYA category
    Presenter

    INTRANSITIVE
    TRANSITIVE:

    You need something or someone


    Lesson 6 after the verb
    Two-word Verbs
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    Presenter INTRANSITIVE:

    It stands on its own


    TRANSITIVE:

    You need something or someone after the


    Lesson 6 verb
    Two-word Verbs
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    Presenter look up to - to respect or admire a person

    I really look up to.


    INTRANSITIVE:

    It stands on its own


    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs
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    Presenter
    Grow up

    To mature
    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs
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    Presenter
    Separable
    Lesson 6 Or
    Two-word Verbs Inseparable
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    Presenter
    SEPARABLE

    Lesson 6 Take on – to become responsible


    Two-word Verbs for
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    I’m going to take on the project.
    I’m going to take the project on.
    INSEPARABLE

    Look up to – to respect or admire


    Lesson 6
    a person
    Two-word Verbs
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    Presenter To look (someone) up to.
    To look up (someone) to.
    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs
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    Presenter
    Some verbs and
    prepositions/particles are
    regularly used together.
    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs
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    Examples are: look at, listen too
    Presenter and switch off.
    These combinations are rather
    like two-word verbs.
    The meaning of a two-word
    verb can be very different
    Lesson 6 from the meanings of the
    Two-word Verbs two-parts taken separately.
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    Presenter
    Example:

    The meeting had to be put


    off.
    CUT DOWN

    Lesson 6 TO SLICE OR TOWARD A


    CHOP LOWER PLACE
    Two-word Verbs
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    Presenter

    CUT DOWN

    TO REDUCE THE SIZE


    OR AMOUNT
    COME BACK

    Lesson 6 TO MOVE
    TOWARD
    AWAY FROM
    THE INSIDE
    Two-word Verbs NEARBY OR CENTER

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    Presenter

    COME BACK

    TO RETURN
    USING A PHRASAL VERB

    Many phrasal verbs and one-word


    verbs have similar meanings.
    Lesson 6
    Two-word Verbs wake up awaken
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    Presenter go on continue

    take off remove

    Phrasal verbs are less formal and more


    common in every speech
    Thank you! 

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